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91女神's contract management systems assist 91女神 with the routing and management of contracts.

Contract Management Goals

The goal of the project is to implement a user-friendly contract management system to streamline the review, approval, execution and organization of contracts across the University. Agiloft's secure, cloud-based contract management solution will provide:

• A uniform and automated process for contract routing and approval
• A central repository for all University contracts
• A streamlined signature process, incorporating e-signature capabilities
• Access to contract data

Agiloft FAQs

1. What needs to be entered into Agiloft?

Per the , all contracts (legally enforceable agreements) must be entered into Agiloft, the University's contract management system.

2. What is a contract?

An agreement between two or more persons or parties creating mutual obligations enforceable by law.

A contract need not contain the word contract to fall within the legal definition.  Examples of contract titles include 'lease', 'release', 'agreement', 'order', 'waiver', and 'memorandum'.  If a third party asks for a document to be signed, that document should generally be considered a contract.

'Terms and Conditions' associated with the use of a website or service may also constitute a contract.  This includes 'click-thru' terms and conditions.

Contracts may or may not involve the exchange of money.

The definition of contracts includes amendments, extensions, renewals, etc.

3.  I have a contract requiring review and signature, what should I do?

If you are new to Agiloft, please contact your business manager who can either enter the contract into the system or direct you to the individual who can.

For assistance with research-related contracts, please contact contracts@slu.edu.

For assistance with non-research-related contacts, please contact agiloftsupport@slu.edu

4.  How long will it take for my contract to be reviewed?

The contract review process is dependent on a variety of factors, but generally, department/submitters should anticipate a two-week internal review period. The review time may vary depending on but not limited to, the following:

1. 1. 1. the number of teams queued to review the contract
      2. the completeness and accuracy of the contract record (all documents are included and information about the contract is provided)
      3. the complexity of the services or products the University is contracting for
      4. the vendors timely response and their acceptance of requested modifications

Contracts submitted during the beginning or end of a fiscal year or calendar year may require additional time. When a contract needs to be reviewed quickly, please reach out to the approval teams that are pending with a request that they expedite.

List of Teams Members (PDF)

5.  Are there 91女神 Policies related to contracts?

Yes, there is a , which mandates that all contracts be entered into the University's contract management system Agiloft. There is also a , mandating that only authorized signers should sign contracts on behalf of the University. 

6.  Who can sign a contract?

Individuals authorized to sign contracts on behalf of 91女神 have a delegated letter of authority initialed by the president. If you do not have this letter, please do not sign any documents on behalf of 91女神. A link to the matrix of authorized individuals can be found on the Agiloft home page, by entering 'Signing Matrix' in the Agiloft FAQ table.  If changes are needed to the signing matrix, contact Ellen Borowiak.

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7.  I need training on Agiloft, where should I look?

All the job aids related to Agiloft can be found on the Agiloft landing page, under Agiloft FAQ's. Additional trainings will be available soon.

For Agiloft-related support or to request a new user profile, please email agiloftsupport@slu.edu.