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FAQ

No. Crimple is a headless contract repository for contracts that are already signed. Signing, intake, and approvals stay in the tools you already use.

You see a contract when you are an admin, an owner, on a team that has access through the contract type, or when someone granted you View or Edit. A contract in another workspace never appears. Details are on Roles and access.

No. Contract type is chosen in New contract and stays a plain box afterwards.

No. Suggestions are marked Suggested. Nothing is saved until you choose Create contract. Both the workspace switch and the contract type switch have to be on. See Autofill.

Can we sign in with our company identity provider?

Section titled “Can we sign in with our company identity provider?”

An admin can turn it on from Sign-in after a passing OIDC test and a fresh verified domain. It is optional. Password and email sign-in stay available. A company code signs in someone who was already bound from an invite. It does not create an account, and company sign-in is not required. SAML can be saved as a draft and does not sign anyone in. MFA and passkeys are not on this page.

Crimple connects to other tools through its API, MCP, and webhooks. A native Slack app is not part of the product.

No. Only a signed-in session can create a token or a service account, change a service account’s teams, or change notification settings. See API tokens.

It is an admin settings page. A member uses Activity on a contract they can open. See Audit Centre.

A date before today in your local time zone is past. Overdue on a contract is the notice deadline before today, on a Live contract that is not archived. The deadline day itself is not overdue.

The workspace days are Key date reminders. Whether you get them in the app, by email, or in a daily digest is on Profile.