Features / Contracts

Your contract portfolio, paying attention to itself.

Drop in a PDF and ProcuHelp pulls out the parties, value, term, and renewal clause. Sign through DocuSign. Track every renewal date across the portfolio. Match invoices from your ERP back to the contract so you know how much of the committed value you have actually spent. One place for the whole portfolio, working as one system.

Why it matters

A folder is not a system

Most contracts live in a shared drive somewhere. The PDFs are there, technically, but nobody knows what the auto-renewal date is on the SaaS subscription that signed two years ago, what the notice period is on the cleaning contract that has been quietly running since before the last reorganisation, or whether the value of the consulting agreement has already been spent or is still mostly available.

This is the state of contract management at most companies. The documents exist. The structured information doesn’t.

ProcuHelp turns every contract into a record. The PDF is still there, but next to it sits the parties, the value, the term, the renewal clause, the documents attached, and a running tally of how much of the contract value has actually been invoiced against. The portfolio knows what is renewing in 60 days. The detail page shows you whether the contract is 30% spent or 110% over.

Auto-renewals that surprise
A 12-month contract quietly rolls over because nobody flagged the 60-day notice. Now you are locked in for another year.
Spend you cannot track
A contract for €120,000 is signed in January. By October, nobody on the team knows if you have spent €40k or €140k of it.
Structured data, missing
The contract value, the term, the renewal logic, the responsible party. All in the PDF, none of it queryable, none of it on a dashboard.
How it fits together

Four capabilities, one system

Most contract platforms do one of these reasonably well. The point of ProcuHelp is that the four reinforce each other. A contract uploaded is a contract extracted is a contract tracked is a contract you can see the actual spend against.

01

The portfolio view

Every active contract across the company, in one place. Sort by renewal date, exposure, or supplier. Filter by category, by owner, by status. The whole portfolio fits on one screen.

Payment processing€ 145,000 / yr
Cloud infrastructure€ 84,000 / yr
Legal counsel€ 36,000 / yr
02

AI extraction on upload

Drop a contract PDF in. ProcuHelp uses Mistral to pull out the parties, the value, the term, the renewal clause, the notice period. Verify, edit if needed, save. The structured record exists by the time you close the page.

PDF
Counterparty · € 145,000 · 12 months · 60-day notice
03

Renewals that come to you

Every contract has its notice period and renewal date stored as structured fields. ProcuHelp surfaces what is renewing in the next 30, 60, or 90 days. Nothing auto-renews because you forgot.

Today
12
notice due
+30d
5
renewals
+60d
8
renewals
+90d
13
renewals
04

Spend matched to the contract

Invoices flow in from your ERP and ProcuHelp matches them back to the contract they belong to. You see the running total, the percentage spent, whether you are pacing on, under, or over. The contract becomes a budget you can watch.

Acme · Payment processing € 97,150 / € 145,000
67% spent, 8 months in on pace
The four reinforce each other. AI extraction makes the portfolio possible because contracts arrive structured rather than as opaque PDFs. The portfolio makes renewal tracking possible because the system knows what every contract’s notice period is. Renewal tracking makes spend matching meaningful because you can see how much of a contract’s value you have actually used before deciding whether to renew. Take any one of them out and the value of the others drops.
Use cases

Where this actually pays off

When the auto-renew is approaching

The notice you didn’t miss

A 12-month SaaS contract has a 60-day notice period. Without tracking, the notice window quietly passes and the contract rolls over for another year. With ProcuHelp, the renewal pipeline surfaces it 90 days out, the notice deadline is highlighted, and the right person gets a nudge.

You renew the ones you want, renegotiate the ones you don’t.

When you have a folder of 140 PDFs

Migrating the portfolio in

Most companies starting with ProcuHelp have a backlog of existing contracts sitting in shared drives. Uploading them is the first big task. AI extraction means each PDF becomes a structured record on the way in, rather than a manual data entry job spanning weeks.

A portfolio of 140 contracts gets onto the platform in days, not months.

When the contract is mid-term

Watching the budget against reality

A €120,000 annual contract signed in January. By October, your finance team wants to know if you are about to blow through the cap. ProcuHelp pulls invoices from your ERP, matches them to the contract, and shows the running total on the contract’s detail page.

The budget conversation has actual numbers behind it, not estimates.

Get started

Bring your contracts into the system

Upload a couple of contracts during the demo. We’ll run the extraction live, walk through the portfolio view, and connect to your ERP so you can see the spend-matching working on real data.

Procurement, made simple


ProcuHelp B.V.
Registration Number:
42008064

Copyright © ProcuHelp All rights reserved

Procurement, made simple


ProcuHelp B.V.
Registration Number:
42008064

Copyright © ProcuHelp All rights reserved

Procurement, made simple


ProcuHelp B.V.
Registration Number:
42008064

Copyright © ProcuHelp All rights reserved

Procurement, made simple


ProcuHelp B.V.
Registration Number:
42008064

Copyright © ProcuHelp All rights reserved