Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM): Digital Workflows, Repository and Renewals – London, 14–18 Dec 2026
DestinationLondon
Dates14 – 18 December 2026
Reference923_21398
This session
14–18 Dec 2026
This Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM): Digital Workflows, Repository and Renewals session in London runs from Monday 14 December to Friday 18 December 2026 (week 51, Q4 2026). It is the only date in London in 2026, at a fee of 23,000 SAR, the same for each of them. Registration is open for this date. It is held in person at Central London four-star.
DatesMonday 14 Dec – Friday 18 Dec 2026
Week51 of 2026
Duration5 days
Fee23,000 SAR
StatusOpen for registration
FormatIn person
VenueCentral London four-star
Programme overview
Introduction:
Many organisations still run contract lifecycle management through email threads, shared drives and personal spreadsheets. Requests arrive without the facts a drafter needs, approved templates are bypassed, approvers sit outside any audit trail, signed files cannot be found and renewals roll over unnoticed. This Core Concept course shows contracts, legal operations, procurement and sales operations staff how to design a digital, vendor-neutral CLM process from intake to renewal and specify the system that supports it. Participants produce a CLM Process Design and System Requirements Specification for a case organisation.
Course Objectives:
Map an organisation's current contracting process against the lifecycle stages from request to renewal and locate its delays and control gaps
Design a request intake form, triage rules and a template, clause library and fallback playbook structure for high-volume agreements
Configure authoring, redlining and approval routing workflows that apply a delegation of authority matrix and capture an audit trail
Define repository metadata, milestone tracking and renewal and expiry alert rules so executed agreements stay searchable and acted upon
Set contract analytics KPIs such as cycle time and value leakage and write selection, ERP and CRM integration and adoption requirements for a CLM platform
Produce a CLM Process Design and System Requirements Specification ready for sponsor review
Target Audience:
Contract managers who own the flow of agreements from request to signature and renewal
Legal operations managers responsible for templates, clause standards and legal workload
Procurement managers who issue supplier agreements and track supplier renewals
Sales operations managers who handle customer quotes, order forms and commercial terms
Process and systems owners tasked with selecting or rolling out a contract management platform
Commercial and finance managers accountable for contract value, spend visibility and renewal decisions
Course Outline:
Day 1: Contract Lifecycle Foundations and Current-State Diagnosis
Eight-Stage Lifecycle Model from Request to Renewal
Manual Versus Digital Contracting: Email, Shared Drive and Spreadsheet Failure Points
Contract Portfolio Segmentation by Type, Volume and Risk Tier
Current-State Swimlane Map of the Contracting Workflow
CLM Maturity Heat Map and Bottleneck Log
Day 2: Process Architecture: Intake, Templates, Clause Libraries and Playbooks
Contract Request Intake Form and Triage Rules by Contract Category
Self-Service Template Tiers for Non-Disclosure, Order Form and Master Services Agreements
Clause Library Design with Standard, Fallback and Prohibited Wording
Negotiation Playbook Structure with Escalation Thresholds
CLM Data Model: Contract Record, Party, Clause and Metadata Fields
Day 3: Authoring, Approval, Signature and Repository Operations
Authoring and Redlining Workflow with Version Control and Comparison Reports
Approval Routing Rules Driven by a Delegation of Authority Matrix
E-Signature Step Configuration: Signing Order, Signer Authentication and Completion Certificate
Central Repository Taxonomy, Metadata Tagging and Access Permissions
Milestone Tracking Calendar and Renewal and Expiry Alert Rules
Day 4: Analytics, AI Assistance, Integration and Platform Selection
Contract Analytics Dashboard: Cycle Time, Approval Ageing and Value Leakage Indicators
AI-Assisted Clause Extraction and Metadata Capture with Human Verification Checks
ERP and CRM Integration Points for Supplier, Customer, Purchase Order and Opportunity Data
CLM Vendor-Neutral Selection Scorecard, Demonstration Scripts and Total Cost of Ownership
Digital Contracting in Public Tenders: Award-to-Contract Handover and Record Keeping
Day 5: Case Organisation: CLM Process Design and System Requirements
Case Organisation Brief: Multi-Sector Contract Portfolio and Pain Points
Future-State Process Map with Intake, Approval and Renewal Controls
Functional and Non-Functional Requirements Catalogue with MoSCoW Priorities
Implementation Roadmap, Data Migration Plan and User Adoption Measures
Leave with a CLM Process Design and System Requirements Specification tested before a sponsor review panel
Shorten the time from contract request to signature by removing re-keying, lost drafts and approval loops
Stop unnoticed auto-renewals and missed expiry dates through alert rules tied to repository metadata
Compare digital contracting practice with contracts, legal, procurement and sales operations peers from other sectors
Conclusion:
Contract lifecycle management works when every agreement follows one visible path from request to renewal. The course moves from diagnosing the current contracting workflow, through intake, templates, clause libraries and playbooks, to authoring, approval routing, signature, repository and alert operations, then analytics, AI-assisted extraction, integration and platform selection. The final day applies this to a case organisation, and participants leave with a CLM Process Design and System Requirements Specification that can guide selection and roll-out in their own organisation.
Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM): Digital Workflows, Repository and Renewals runs in London over 5 days, with 2 upcoming dates in London. The course fee is 23,000 SAR.
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