Too Many Templates, Hard to Standardize
Different business processes require different templates, and even the same process may involve multiple versions over time. Without timely unification, inconsistent versions are often used in parallel.
Repetitive Tasks, Heavy Workload
Procurement contracts and similar documents involve a high volume of signing, facing repeated information entry, printing, editing, and stamping, making the work mechanical and tedious.
Difficult to Edit and Compare Contract Texts
A contract may require simultaneous revisions by signatories, relevant leaders, and legal personnel. However, in offline scenarios, there is a lack of records, making it difficult to detect who made changes and where.
Data Accuracy Hard to Guarantee
All parameters in paper contracts—such as product names, personnel, or amounts—must be entered manually, making errors common and later corrections troublesome.
Compliance Review of Contract Texts is Challenging
Whether paper contracts contain sensitive terms or are missing key clauses relies entirely on manual legal review, which is time-consuming and prone to omissions.
Low Efficiency in Stamping Paper Documents
Paper documents require manual, offline stamping and signing, which may lead to backlogs, long queues, and extended signing cycles, resulting in a poor user experience.
Hard to Verify the Authenticity of Paper Contracts
Verifying whether paper documents have been tampered with, or confirming the authenticity of signatures and seals, remains solely reliant on manual inspection—a process prone to human error given the visually undetectable nature of sophisticated forgeries. This vulnerability directly contributes to rampant fraudulent activities such as forged seals and dual-contract schemes.
Too Many Files, Difficult to Search
Over time, the company’s archive room has accumulated a large variety of contract documents, and retrieving them relies solely on manual searching, making usage inconvenient.
Manual Archiving Is Tedious and Time-Consuming
Over the course of a year, various business units accumulate massive volumes of contracts and transactional documents requiring archival. Relying solely on manual classification and management results in cumbersome and labor-intensive workflows.