Overview
The Parties extraction identifies all contracting parties mentioned in the document, categorizing them by their role in the agreement.What Gets Extracted
Parties are split into two cards based on their role:Assignees
Parties receiving rights under the agreement (typically labels, publishers, or distributors):| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Entity Name | Legal name of the party (links to CRM profile) |
| Address | Physical/registered address |
| Contract Relations | Other contracts involving this entity |
| Codes & Identifiers | CAE/IPI, ISNI, VAT, KVK, BIC, IBAN, etc. |
Assignors
Parties granting rights under the agreement (typically artists, writers, or rights holders):| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Entity Name | Legal name of the party (links to CRM profile) |
| Address | Physical/registered address |
| Contract Relations | Other contracts involving this entity |
| Codes & Identifiers | CAE/IPI, ISNI, VAT, KVK, BIC, IBAN, etc. |
Additional Entity Details
When available, the extraction also captures:- Division Of: Parent company for subsidiaries (e.g., “Label X, a division of Warner Music Group”)
- Behalf Of: Entity being represented when signing on behalf of another party
- Email & Phone: Contact information
- Artists: Artist names the entity represents (e.g., “professionally known as”)
- Representatives: Contact persons with their details
CRM Integration
Click any entity name to navigate to their full CRM profile. From there you can:- View all contracts associated with that party
- See complete contact information
- Track relationship history
- Link to related artists and entities
Editing Parties
Click the edit icon to:- Correct entity names or details
- Add missing identifiers
- Link entities to existing CRM contacts
- Update addresses or contact information