Enterprise integration

Contract intelligence that runs inside your systems.

Custonic turns vendor and SaaS agreements into structured risk, renewal and compliance signals. Start with the verified capabilities available today, then shape a controlled integration programme around your portfolio.

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A clearer path from clause to action

Use Custonic through the dashboard and existing integration surfaces. Enterprise API, ingestion and delivery requirements are scoped with you before implementation.

REST API (Professional+)

CSV and JSON exports

Deadline and risk alerts

Human-review workflow

What the data carries

Make contract risk operational, not another report.

Exposure feed

Surface financial, operational and compliance exposure with the clause evidence that supports each finding.

Renewal events

Track renewal dates, notice windows and the next action before a deadline becomes spend.

Risk flags

Route detected risks by category, severity, confidence and required human review.

Portfolio readiness

Compare contracts against your exit, portability and regulatory-readiness priorities without hiding missing evidence.

Integration path

Start with the surfaces we can verify.

We will not describe a connector as live until it is tested end to end. The current programme can begin with API access, exports, alerts and a controlled portfolio review.

Planned or scoped with the customer

• ERP and accounting adapters such as SAP, Visma, DATEV and Tripletex
• Procurement-suite delivery and signed webhook events
• Data-warehouse feeds, SSO/SCIM and enterprise audit controls

Availability, retention, security controls, rate limits and service levels are confirmed during technical discovery.

Technical discovery

Show us where contract risk needs to land.

Tell us your contract volume, entities, jurisdictions and systems. We will map a realistic first integration instead of selling an unverified roadmap.

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Custonic provides decision support, not legal advice. Human legal review remains required for material decisions.