LinkSquares vs HighQ: Which is a better fit?

Craig R.: Hi, I'm Craig. I'm General Counsel at Masabi. We're a leading SaaS provider of mobile ticketing services. We've been using LinkSquares for a couple of years, and I definitely give them a five out of five. We didn't swap from an existing product. This is our first software that we've used of this kind. But we did look at Thomson Reuters' product, but LinkSquares was by far the better product. The ease and speed of use of the product. I mean, the fact that it's a single point of truth for all of our contracts. We use LinkSquares Analyze. It's extremely easy and very quick to upload and analyze contracts with that tool. The team at LinkSquares were amazing in terms of the training that they provided us. And the pre and after-sale support has been and still is exceptional. It's a top quality-product. And it's really made our lives easier, not just in legal, but across the business. Getting started with LinkSquares was extremely easy. And friendly, in fact. A great team from the pre-sales team explaining the product, how it worked. That's Link Squares Analyze. Using use cases of contracts that we provided them, they took us through a beta trial. There was nothing that the LinkSquares team couldn't do or didn't do. And then, once we had set up the team that we work with to integrate to train ourselves, train members of our team, and then to train us as training the trainers, and anytime we've had a query about how we can use different features or functionality, the LinkSquares team have been extremely prompt at jumping on a call with us and taking us through it. It's really simple, buy it now. It's a game-changing product for us in legal and across the business. It's really transformed the way that we store our contracts and analyze them and use it as a contract management tool. Yeah, it's transformational is the word that I would use. So, to anyone that's considering a product like this, definitely go with LinkSquares.