AI drafting & review
First drafts from a brief, clause-level risk scoring and bulk redlining that keep reviewers focused on the clauses that matter.
Docsliy is a contract platform for Indian businesses. AI drafting and review, Aadhaar eSign, state-wise e-Stamping, identity verification and contract lifecycle tools sit in one workflow, so an agreement does not need a separate stamp vendor or a physical signing round.
The problem
Drafting, review, stamping and signing usually happen in different places, with different people.
Most of the delay in signing a contract is not legal work. It is waiting for a stamp paper, chasing a signature or re-sending the latest version to someone who has an older one.
Docsliy removes the waiting between steps. The draft, the review, the stamp duty and the signature all happen in one place, with the document and its history staying together.
Problem solving
What gets in the way, and how Docsliy handles it.
Drafting, review, stamping and signing happen in different places with different people.
Draft, review, stamp duty and signature happen in one place, with the document and its history staying together.
Reviewers read everything line by line because nothing flags the clauses that matter.
Clauses are scored for risk and can be redlined in bulk, so reviewers spend time where it matters.
Stamp paper and signing rounds cost days.
Stamp duty is calculated per state and paid online, and Aadhaar eSign runs through licensed certifying authorities.
What's inside
Six capabilities that cover drafting, signing and what happens after the agreement is done.
First drafts from a brief, clause-level risk scoring and bulk redlining that keep reviewers focused on the clauses that matter.
Legally recognised eSign via licensed certifying authorities, using OTP or biometric authentication, with Class 3 DSC supported for those who need it.
Stamp duty calculated per state schedule and paid electronically, so the agreement is stamped as part of the same workflow.
Aadhaar e-KYC, document checks, liveness checks and watchlist screening for onboarding the people who sign.
A repository for executed agreements, with renewals, obligations and versions tracked, plus tools for litigation, IP and legal spend.
Connections to tools such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Tally and Razorpay, plus API access for teams that want contracts inside their own product.
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How it works
The path a contract takes through the platform, with nothing left to chase.
Describe the agreement, pick a template or start fresh, and get a first draft with the right clauses for the use case.
Clause risk is scored, redlines are suggested and teammates comment on the same version.
The duty for the right state is calculated and paid online, producing a valid stamped document.
Signers authenticate with Aadhaar eSign, and the executed agreement is filed in the repository with its full history.
Who it's for
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Contracts carry legal weight, so the platform has to be exact about duty, identity and records. These are the principles behind the build.
Questions
Asked most often by founders, finance heads and legal teams.
Aadhaar eSign is carried out through licensed certifying authorities. Whether a given agreement is suitable for eSign depends on its type, so confirm with your legal adviser for any special instrument.
No. Stamp duty is calculated per state and paid electronically inside the workflow for the states the platform supports.
Yes. You can start from your own templates or use the clause library and AI drafting, and every version is kept with the agreement.
It is designed for Indian businesses, with state-wise e-Stamping and Aadhaar eSign. Check supported states and instruments before you rely on it.
No. Drafts and risk scores are suggestions for a reviewer, never an automatic approval.
Integrations and API access are available for tools such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Tally and Razorpay. Scope is confirmed per deployment.
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We will take one of your agreements from draft to stamped and signed, so you can see where the days go.