Contract management for insurance companies
Built for insurers, health plans and program managers who need to review vendor paper, oversee risk assessments and keep obligations tracked — inside the Microsoft 365 they already have.

Third-party paper. Your playbook. Your approval
Upload vendor-provided paper and Dock AI fills in the contract form for you to check. Dock AI contract review flags clauses that differ from your playbook, such as liability caps or indemnities, and suggests redlines; your team decides what to accept. Available nowDock AI add-on · all plans & Dock v6.1+ Create obligations from extracted clauses, then set the due date and status for security, data-protection or PCI follow-up. Explore Dock AI contract review → Dock AI extraction →
Vendor assessments and certificates, together
Use Dock’s Questionnaire module for vendor risk assessments. Vendors complete questionnaires and upload certificates themselves through the Vendor Portal (annual add-on on Professional and Enterprise), with renewal forms 90 days before a certificate expires and weekly reminders. Vendor scorecards, included on every plan, rate performance over time and aren't visible to vendors. See vendor compliance →
- Risk questionnaire
- Vendor completes
- Insurance certificate
- Vendor uploads
- Certificate renewal
- Renewal form 90 days before expiry · weekly reminders
Renewals and audits, on the record
Renewal alerts and a dashboard of upcoming expirations show what's coming due. Edits, notes and approvals made in Dock are logged on each contract's audit trail, so the record is ready when audit asks. Obligations & renewals →
“When we need a contract now, we can actually find it.”
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“When we need a contract now, we can actually find it.”