Your SharePoint is a contract dump Make it a system
Dock works inside the Microsoft 365 you already use. Documents stay in your SharePoint, and Dock's services run in your own Azure subscription. Word, Outlook and Teams stay the same — contracts, vendors and deadlines finally get tracked.
The apps you already use
Sign in with Microsoft; permissions are granular and map to Entra ID users and groups. Global Admins create workflow templates; approvers are notified by email or Teams message and approve or reject in Dock, which can also run as a tab in Teams. How it works →
What IT actually hosts
The honest version, so your security review has no surprises.
Your IT creates an Azure App Service, Cosmos DB for MongoDB and Key Vault (optionally Azure OpenAI and a VNet), typically about $156–283 a month for the required resources (roughly $196–313 with optional Azure OpenAI or VNet) in Azure costs on top of Dock fees. IT setup usually takes about 1.5 hours of IT time. Dock deploys and configures the application.
Documents stay in your SharePoint. Dock-managed AI runs in Dock's Azure and stores no contract data; your data is never used to train models. Dock AI security →
Already have Copilot? Or a SharePoint tracker?
Answers questions about documents.
Extracts clauses; you create and track obligations. Dock AI works on structured contract metadata Copilot can't see.
Same Microsoft foundation, without one person maintaining it.
From your current files to a working system
Move contracts from SharePoint folders, spreadsheets or another CLM, then configure the process with Dock's team. Migration is an optional service, quoted separately.
“When we need a contract now, we can actually find it.”
See Dock read your contracts
30-minute demo on your own contract types.
- 115-min discovery
- 230-min demo on your contract types
- 3Security pack if IT needs it
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“When we need a contract now, we can actually find it.”