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Goan start-up wins patent for online dispute resolution solution

PANAJI

A Goan start-up that focused on pioneering advancements in contract life cycle management, Contractzy (formerly known as The Legal Capsule) has secured a patent for online dispute resolution solution.  

With this patent the firm will be redefining the landscape of contract management.

“Our solution not only streamlines contract creation and management but also offers a seamless and efficient avenue for resolving disputes that may arise during the contract lifecycle process. This milestone achievement marks a pivotal moment in contract management worldwide, and we take immense pride in leading the way in this realm of innovation,” stated Gautami Raiker, founder and CEO of Contractzy.   

The granted patent underlines Contractzy’s resolute dedication to pushing the boundaries within the realm of contract management. This groundbreaking online dispute resolution technology promises to be a game-changer, facilitating swifter and more efficient resolution of disputes while ushering in a new era of streamlined contract management processes, said Raiker who had established Contractzy in 2018 along with Shravan Hegde.   

“Today signifies a remarkable juncture in our journey as we disrupt the global contract management market. Our patent for online dispute resolution stands as a testament to the unwavering commitment, diligence, and forward-looking mindset of our entire team. We firmly believe that this innovation will revolutionize how organisations handle contracts, amplifying efficiency, minimizing friction, and providing our clients with a competitive edge,” said Raiker further said.

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