Templates that ask the right questions.
A template gives a document its structure and a list of the facts it depends on. Triplewave asks for those facts, fills them in wherever they appear, and puts the ones that carry risk in front of your reviewer.
Structure and facts do different jobs
The template sets the order: purpose, terms, payment, signatures. The facts are the parts that change every time: who, when, how much, under which law. Keeping them apart means a reviewer can check the facts at a glance and trust the rest.
- Required facts must be filled in before a document can be approved.
- Facts that carry risk, such as amounts and governing law, go to review.
- Your company details fill in from Company info.
Five templates to start
Mutual NDA, Service Agreement, Business Proposal, Employment Offer Letter and Consulting Agreement. Each template page shows the whole document and every fact it asks for, before you copy it into your workspace.
What it doesn’t do yet
- A template is a starting point. It won’t cover every term or local requirement.
- No lawyer has reviewed these templates.