Two years ago, Clark Rubber started harnessing the power of Arreis, our document automation software, to help them streamline and automate the preparation of their legal franchise documentation for new and renewing franchisees.
Today, their staff (even without legal training) can complete an online survey to generate an entire suite of franchise contracts in less than 15 minutes.
Read CEO Anthony Grice’s article in the FCA Franchise Review about how automating the process has helped the Clark Rubber team reduce errors, ensure up-to-date documents, and save valuable time and resources (READ HERE).
The ability to do all this without the need for full time lawyers has been a real game-changer for Clark Rubber.
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