Kemisoft Product
Redlining Manager: Salesforce contract redlining, natively
Salesforce document redlining and contract negotiation, purpose-built as Salesforce-native CLM — generate with Nintex DocGen, negotiate with tracked redlines and contract version comparison, route with Nintex Workflow, and keep every version where your deals live.
Why teams choose Redlining Manager
Native to Salesforce
Contracts, versions, and negotiation history on the account and opportunity record — no separate CLM silo to sync.
Built for Nintex DocGen
Documents generate from your templates and data, then flow straight into redlining — one continuous pipeline from quote to signed contract.
Controlled negotiation
Tracked changes, contract version comparison, a clause library approach to standard terms, and approval routing so legal always knows what changed, who changed it, and who approved it.
Backed by the same Kemisoft team that implements CLM and DocGen for enterprises — the product exists because our consultants kept solving the same problem. Ask us for a walkthrough.
RLM NextGen for Google Workspace
New GenerationThe only Salesforce document generation and CLM built for Google Docs and Google Slides — contract negotiation for organizations that live in Google Workspace, with Word supported side by side.
Party-aware change tracking
Know exactly which edits came from your sales executive and which from the customer — tracked per party, per section, per version.
Section-level rules
Let some sections change freely (an executive summary) while others trigger approvals — edit General Assumptions and the change routes to Legal automatically.
Section-based approval routing
Different sections, different approvers: legal, finance, and delivery each see only the changes that concern them.
Edit in Google Docs or Word
Counterparties work in the tool they already use — no portals to learn, no attachments versioned by filename underscores.
Automatic filing to Salesforce
The moment a final version is created, the executed document lands on the Salesforce record — no chasing, no lost finals.
Negotiation analytics
Pull every change requested per section across all your deals — and fix the template clauses that get redlined every single time.
Capabilities shaped with enterprise sales and legal teams during real SOW negotiations. Ask for the NextGen roadmap briefing.
How Salesforce contract redlining works with Redlining Manager
Inside the ProductGenerate, then negotiate
Contracts start life through Nintex DocGen — governed templates, live Salesforce data. Redlining Manager picks up from there: counterparty edits captured, versions compared, changes attributed.
Versions that explain themselves
Every round of edits tracked against the record — who changed which clause, when, and against which version. The negotiation history lives where the deal lives, not in an email thread archaeology project.
Approvals in the flow
Legal review and business approvals routed inside Salesforce, so the CRM shows contract truth: what stage, whose court, what changed since last look.
Salesforce-native by design
No external CLM silo to integrate, license, and reconcile. Security review passed, distributed on AppExchange, and running on the same permissions model as everything else in your org.
Where teams use it
Sales contracts negotiated against CPQ quotes; procurement and vendor agreements where legal wants version control without a six-figure CLM; nonprofit and public-sector organizations, where our document automation heritage runs deepest. It exists for the same reason as KemiCard: our consultants kept solving the identical client problem, so we shipped the solution — products keep us honest.
Contracts, signed and sealed
Horus takes documents personally — his ancestors invented them. Redlining Manager is our AppExchange contribution to the paperwork of the world: negotiation, redlines, and approvals inside Salesforce.
Horus™ is the Kemisoft falcon — named for the sky-eyed guardian of ancient Kemet.
See Redlining Manager in action
A 30-minute demo against your actual contract process.
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