Get every new contract request an owner the same day
Every morning, WebRun opens Ironclad, finds the workflow requests that have arrived without an owner, reads the counterparty, contract type, and how long each has been waiting, records them in Notion with a suggested owner from your routing rules, and texts legal ops through Twilio when a request has been sitting too long.
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How do I make sure new contract requests get an owner the same day?
WebRun opens Ironclad every morning and lists the workflow requests that arrived with no owner, reading the counterparty, contract type, and how long each has waited. It records them in Notion with a suggested owner from your routing rules and texts legal ops through Twilio when a request is ageing past target.
- Every new request has an owner within the day
- The intake queue stops being the bottleneck in contracting
- Requests past the intake target reach legal ops by text, not by chance
Built for legal ops teams · in-house counsel · contract managers · procurement teams
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
ironcladapp.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Ironclad - find requests with no owner
WebRun opens Ironclad to find requests with no owner. - Open Ironclad and list the workflow requests submitted since the last run
- Keep the ones with no owner assigned yet
- Read the counterparty, the contract type, the requester, and the age of each request
- Note which approvers the type would normally route to and whether the request names a deadline
Done when Every unassigned request is listed with counterparty, type, requester, and age.
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Notion - log each with a suggested owner
WebRun opens Notion to log each with a suggested owner. - Open the intake board and add a card per unassigned request
- Record the counterparty, contract type, requester, and days waiting
- Suggest an owner from your routing rules, such as commercial agreements to one lawyer and vendor paperwork to another
- Move cards off the board once an owner is assigned in Ironclad
Done when Notion holds today's intake queue with a suggested owner on every card.
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Twilio - text legal ops when one is ageing
WebRun opens Twilio to text legal ops when one is ageing. - Text the legal ops number when a request has been waiting longer than your intake target
- Name the counterparty, the type, and how many days it has been open
- Include the count of requests still unassigned across the queue
- Send only to your own team numbers. Never text a counterparty or a requester
Done when Legal ops has been told about any request past the intake target.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does it assign the request itself?
No. WebRun suggests an owner from your routing rules and records it in Notion. Assigning the request inside Ironclad stays a human decision, and it never approves, signs, or sends a contract.
Does it contact the counterparty?
No. The only message it sends is an internal text to your own legal ops number about queue age. It emails no counterparty and no requester.
When does it escalate?
When a request passes the intake target you set, for example one working day. It names the counterparty, the type, and the days waiting, and repeats until the request has an owner.
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