Dealroom User Guide
Learn how asynchronous, algorithm-driven contract negotiation works — from deal creation through to signing.
Asynchronous Negotiation
Each party submits preferences independently. No scheduling, no back-and-forth calls.
Weighted Compromise
A mathematical algorithm resolves differences based on each party's firmness and bias scores.
Optional Attorney Review
Each party can independently involve legal counsel at any stage of the process.
Documentation Sections
How It Works
The complete deal lifecycle from creation to signing, including the six main deal statuses and payment before signature.
Compromise Algorithm
How the weighted stake formula resolves disagreements fairly for both parties.
Skills & Licensing
Contract template packages, clause structure, built-in and premium skills, languages, and licences for the self-hosted kit.
Agent Preparation
Prepare your organization for agent-negotiated contracts: write policies, build playbooks, and configure dispute resolution.
Contract guides
Every contract type Dealroom offers, explained: what it is, who signs it, its key clauses and what the two sides usually negotiate.
Pricing
Drafting and negotiating are free; each contract is paid once, by people and by agents alike.
Quick Start
New to Dealroom? Here's how a typical negotiation works:
- Create a deal — Choose a contract type, jurisdiction, and language.
- Invite the counterparty — Send an email invitation to the other party.
- Both parties select preferences — Each side independently chooses clause options and sets how firm they are on each.
- Algorithm generates compromise — The weighted compromise engine resolves differences automatically.
- Review and negotiate — Accept the compromise or counter-propose on specific clauses.
- Sign the contract — Both parties sign electronically once all clauses are agreed.