Accept changes in a click with Conga Contracts for Salesforce
02/20/2025
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Contract negotiations—both internal and external—inevitably lead to a lot of changes. Instead of accepting redlines one-by-one, you can accept all changes with a single click—and sync up your system of record—with the True-Up All feature in Conga Contracts for Salesforce. Watch the video to see how one company uses this powerful tool to save time, mitigate risk, and optimize their Salesforce data.
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