Maturity assessments for in-house teams
See where yourcontractmanagementreally stands.
Four focused assessments, built for in-house legal, finance, and ops leaders who want a defensible read on their data, people, and financial readiness for the contract operating model ahead.
- ~45
- Anchored questions
- 0–4
- Per-question scoring
- Shareable readiness report
The evidence
The problem starts with the contracts, not the AI
Independent research on how organizations manage contracts today, from EY and Harvard Law School's 2021 survey of 1,000 law department and contracting leaders.
The maturity climb
From ad hoc to optimized.
Every contract operation sits somewhere on this ladder. Here is what each rung looks like — and the climb the assessments map.
Ad hoc
0+ / 100
Contracts live in inboxes and shared drives. Every renewal is a surprise.
Emerging
25+ / 100
A few templates and a tracker exist — but they lean on the people who made them.
Defined
50+ / 100
Process is documented and followed. Data is structured enough to report on.
Established
75+ / 100
Systems enforce the process. Metrics are trusted; risk is priced, not guessed.
Optimized
90+ / 100
The operating model runs itself and improves — AI and automation compound.
The assessments score where your contract operation stands — and the gap to the next rung. The programs are how you close it.
See how you climb↓The full product line
See where you stand. Then move.
Scored assessments and the programs that stack them — priced so the more you take on, the less each piece costs.
Individual assessments
One scored survey, full report, and the OS toolkit
Bundle
All three assessments together — one price, one synthesis
Deliverable library
Buy the tools à la carte — templates, trackers, worked examples
Every assessment is built on the same foundation — the Bedrock Framework: five pillars of contract operations →
Sources
- 1. Ninety percent of organizations report having difficulty locating contracts. EY and Harvard Law School Center on the Legal Profession, contracting report, June 2021 — Draws on 1,000 law department and contracting leaders. 2021 data, so it predates current AI tooling. EY sells contract managed services, so the publisher has a commercial interest in the finding.
- 2. Seventy-eight percent of organizations say they don't systematically track contractual obligations. EY and Harvard Law School Center on the Legal Profession, contracting report, June 2021 — Draws on 1,000 law department and contracting leaders. 2021 data, so it predates current AI tooling. EY sells contract managed services, so the publisher has a commercial interest in the finding.
Independent, peer-reviewed, and pre-registered sources are weighted above vendor-sponsored ones; vendor figures are labeled as claims. Figures current to mid-2026.