The E.W. Scripps Company has active agreements dating back to the 1930s. Those typewriter-era documents lived scattered across SharePoint, shared drives, and a homegrown legacy system. Now the team uses LinkSquares to centralize everything, find what they need in seconds, and stay ahead of the renewals that used to sneak up on them.

Key Takeaways:

• AI-powered search that actually works: Scripps put LinkSquares to the test on decades-old typewriter contracts and watched it read them better than the competition. The team now surfaces documents during due diligence in a fraction of the time, which has helped trim outside counsel costs they once relied on to track down missing paperwork.
• No more surprise auto-renewals: Buried auto-renewal clauses have a habit of outliving the people who negotiated them. With every contract centralized and searchable, Scripps caught and cut the renewals nobody actually wanted before they quietly locked in for another term.
• Onboarding measured in minutes: The team got up and running on the LinkSquares platform in a matter of weeks and saw value almost immediately. New users get set up in minutes, can figure the platform out on their own, and rarely need to ask their admins for help.

From decades-old contracts to the ones signed last week, LinkSquares keeps your contract repository organized and surfaces the data you need to make critical decisions for your business.