Set up rules that run against every new contract after Fusial extracts it. Matching contracts get assigned, re-owned, or put on a different SLA, without anyone touching them. Contracts that don't match any workflow are ingested normally with default ownership and SLA.
- Rule matching in plain English: describe what to look for ("contract contains substantial data privacy provisions"), and Fusial checks each upload against your rule
- Structured filters too: match on contract type (NDA, MSA, SOW, DPA, etc.), your role, counterparty relationship, or contract value
- Auto-assign with context: route matching contracts to the right person or team, with an optional note explaining why they're getting it
- Change ownership on the fly: reassign the contract owner based on what the rule matches
- Override the SLA: apply a stricter or looser deadline when a workflow matches, e.g. data privacy contracts get a 1-day legal review instead of the default 2-day
- Priority-ordered: lower priority numbers run first; when two workflows both override the SLA, the lowest number wins