At Every Turn

Electronic signature, or eSignature, changed how we sign contracts but did not address the inefficiencies we experience pre-and-post signature in the contract negotiation and execution process.

In our user interviews, email keeps coming up as the most common platform for collaborating with people outside of one’s organization. It’s also the most common “archiving” solution. In this post, we describe why email should not be used as an archiving solution.

Most email-driven collaborations don't have a formal ending and those that do, require loads of manual effort to collate emails, files, and documents into closing binders and archives. We describe how TakeTurns automates the last act of most collaborations with our wrap-up feature.

For professionals, external collaborations frequently include document requests. In this blog post Matthieu Rocher describes how a mortgage broker is using the TakeTurns file requests feature during the mortgage application process.

Learn about our new Turn Recall feature. It’s like email recall except it works.

In this post, we focus on arm’s length collaborations. What they are. What they require. And how they differ from the more familiar forms of collaboration we see inside our organizations.

In this blog post, we explore the environmental impact of collaboration by estimating the CO2e, carbon dioxide equivalent or carbon footprint, of email-driven external collaborations, and we identify some of the key drivers. We focused on email because it continues to be the primary tool for professionals that need to collaborate with people outside their organization.

Learn more about our latest updates, featuring: collaboration archive, chat digests, and usability enhancements .