• Calendar Integration: Subscribe to your ContractHero deadlines in your own calendar

  You already know the ContractHero Calendar view — all contract deadlines, tasks and contact reminders in one place. With the iCal feed integration, you go one step further: you create a filtered view, activate a feed, and subscribe to it directly in your Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar. That way, your ContractHero deadlines show up exactly where you already plan your day. Prerequisite: You are already familiar with the ContracFew readers

• How do I sign in with SSO for the first time?

  How do I sign in with SSO for the first time? The screenshots in this article show the German interface. The English label is given first, with the German label in square brackets. Your organisation has set up single sign-on (SSO) — from now on you sign in to ContractHero with your company account (for example Microsoft Entra) instead of with a separate password. This article shows what you have to do on your first SSO login so that your existing ContractHero account is linked correctly toFew readers

• Public REST API: drive ContractHero from your own systems

  Read and write organisations, contracts, contacts and tasks over a standard REST API — for bulk imports, reverse sync from your CRM, BI pipelines or your own front end.Few readers

• How do I connect DocuSign to ContractHero?

  Keep using DocuSign and manage your contracts in ContractHero: the integration connects both systems via two-way synchronisation — request it directly in your settings.Few readers

• SSO, SAML, OpenID Connect & SCIM — what is the difference?

  SSO, SAML, OpenID Connect & SCIM — what is the difference? When you start looking into Single Sign-On (SSO) for ContractHero, you quickly come across terms such as SAML, OpenID Connect and SCIM. They sound similar, but they solve different problems. This article explains the four terms in plain language and shows what ContractHero currently supports. Your benefit Anyone who keeps these terms clearly apart will communicate more precisely in the setup conversation with IT and SFew readers

• What are integrations? An overview of connections to your existing systems

  Integrations connect ContractHero with the systems your team already works in — your CRM, your BI software, your calendar, your inbox. Contract data flows to where decisions are made, without anyone having to maintain it twice. This article gives you an overview of which integrations exist, what they are good for and where to find the detailed guides. Your benefit Contracts are rarely the only system in which your company works with customers, suppliers or internal processes. IntegratiFew readers

• Webhooks: send real-time ContractHero events to your systems

  Let ContractHero push events to your systems the moment they happen — contracts created or edited, invitations, tasks and reminders — instead of polling the API.Few readers

• Access Delegation (Delegated SSO): give external organizations access

  Access Delegation (Delegated SSO): give external organizations access Access Delegation allows your organisation to give external organisations — consultancies, auditors or subsidiaries, for example — access to your ContractHero account without creating their users as separate accounts in your own organisation. The external organisation signs in with its own corporate credentials, and ContractHero accepts that identity via single sign-on. Your benefit Anyone who works regularly wFew readers

• HubSpot integration: sync contracts and CRM data

  Hubspot integration: synchronising contracts and CRM data The screenshots in this article show the German interface. The English label is given first, with the German label in square brackets. Your benefit If your sales team works in Hubspot while your contracts are managed in ContractHero, you otherwise have two separate pools of data — deals and companies in Hubspot, concluded contracts in ContractHero. With the two-way sync you can see: In Hubspot: the current status of theFew readers

• How do I set up custom single sign-on (SSO)?

  Let your team sign in to ContractHero with their company credentials — your own login domain, central user management via Microsoft Entra ID, Azure AD or Okta, connected over OpenID Connect.Few readers

• Calendar integration: add the iCal feed to Outlook — step by step

  You have activated a saved calendar view in ContractHero as an iCal feed (see the main article below) — now you want to subscribe to it in Outlook. This article shows you the exact route, both in the classic Outlook desktop app and in Outlook on the web and the new Outlook for Windows. Prerequisite: you have activated the iCal feed in ContractHero and copied the feed link. If not: Calendar integration: subscribing to ContractHero dates in your own calendar shows you how toFew readers