Create templates for human-readable and machine-executable contracts using Open Source Cicero.
Write executable business logic for legal contracts using the Ergo domain-specific language.
Model the data for your contracts in a platform neutral format with the Concerto schema language.
Find user-contributed open source templates in the Template Library.
Use models from the Model Repository to ensure interoperability between your templates.
Digitize Legal Contracts
Use open source tools from the Accord Project to digitize new or existing legal contracts, connect them to web services and deploy them to the cloud or a blockchain platform. The projects comprise all of the software necessary to author, edit and execute smart legal contracts in a standardized fashion.
Accord Project Templates are composed of three elements: the Text (the natural language), the Model (the data model), and the Logic (the executable business logic). When combined these three elements allow Accord Project templates to be both human-readable and machine-executable.
CiceroMark lets you capture the data in a natural language clause or contract text through template variables. And it supports rich text markdown to ensure that your contracts look professional.
Concerto lets you model the data used in your templates in a flexible and expressive way. Models can be written in a modular and portable way so they can be reused in a variety of contracts.
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Ergo is a strongly-typed domain specific language designed to capture computational aspects of legal contracts and clauses. Use Ergo to create safe smart legal contract logic.
Author and Edit
You can author and test templates online in the Accord Project Template Studio. Search for existing templates, edit the contract text and execute the logic.
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