Import the agreed record and version
Start from the customer-approved Ironclad contract scope and preserve the source version, metadata and ownership context in the negotiation record.
Configured integration guide
Keep Ironclad as the system of record. Add governed vendor negotiation.
DataHalt can be configured between vendor intake and signature so the customer’s Ironclad workflow retains the negotiated versions, lifecycle context and completion evidence it needs.
Configured exchange
Keep the system of record. Add the governed vendor round.
Every production deployment is scoped to the customer’s provider tenant, approved fields, authority policy, reconciliation rules and recovery owner.
Run the external vendor round
Apply the workspace playbook, authority, evidence and package checks while vendor messages, attachments and decisions remain connected.
Return the agreed package
Prepare the negotiated versions, lifecycle context and evidence package for the configured Ironclad handoff and reconciliation path.
Production validation
What the customer validates before treating the connection as live.
DataHalt does not imply live, bidirectional provider synchronisation from a logo alone.
✓Provider credentials, tenant permissions and the agreed contract scope.
✓Field mappings for metadata, lifecycle state, versions and ownership.
✓Version-conflict policy, idempotency behaviour and recovery ownership.
✓A tested return path for negotiated and execution packages in the customer’s tenant.
Scope the integration around the workflow your team already trusts.
Begin with one contract type, mailbox or provider connection and validate the operating path before expanding it.