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Contracts in Google Drive, statements by hand? Labelmate does them for you.

Google Drive keeps your contracts and reports but does nothing with them: for every statement, you reopen the files and copy the figures. Labelmate takes the same documents where they arrive, in your email, reads their terms and works out your statements.

A blue file box full of folders on a wooden table.

Today

Your documents in Google Drive today

Google DriveThree versions of the same amendment, and no date.
  • Everyone files things their own way, in their own folders.
  • For one rate, you find the contract, then the right page.
  • Invoices to recoup have to be found one by one.

Point by point

  • Filing a contract

    With Google Drive

    NoBy hand, in the right folder.

    With Labelmate

    YesSpotted in your email. You approve where it goes.

  • What a contract says

    With Google Drive

    NoReread at every statement.

    With Labelmate

    YesThe rate and the advance: read by the AI and approved by you, once.

  • Invoices to recoup

    With Google Drive

    NoFound again for every cost.

    With Labelmate

    YesProposed as recoupable costs, with their email.

  • Working as a team

    With Google Drive

    Not statedA shared folder.

    With Labelmate

    YesEvery computer of the label keeps an encrypted, synced copy.

  • Where a figure comes from

    With Google Drive

    NoNo link between the file and the statement.

    With Labelmate

    YesEvery rate quotes the contract, every figure the report row.

What you keep

Labelmate doesn't connect to Google Drive. Keep it for your files: Labelmate works from your email and the reports you import.

Your next statements, without spreadsheets.

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