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Selected examples of implementation, data migration, and integration work led or delivered by Troy Bingham.

Client identities are withheld. These examples describe Troy’s role and the delivered work.

Contract data migration / LawVu

Preparing complex contract data for a new workspace.

23,000
records in the migration

The challenge

AI-extracted contract information needed validation, consistent formatting, and alignment with the destination system. Relationships between master service agreements, statements of work, and amendments also needed repair.

Troy’s role

Advised on preparation for extraction from the original contract files, then completed data validation, mapping, and handover to LawVu. The work included correcting extracted values, standardizing formats, repairing contract relationships, and aligning data with LawVu’s configuration.

Approximately 10,000 counterparties and vendors were uploaded. Validated information included counterparties, client entities, jurisdiction, execution dates, and key clause text covering terms, renewals, fees, and indemnification.

The result

A successful migration with improved data quality, restored contract relationships, organized counterparties, and key contract information searchable and reportable in LawVu.

Bidirectional integration / Workato

Keeping sales and legal connected through the contract lifecycle.

Two-way
Salesforce ↔ LawVu

The challenge

Contract requests originating in Salesforce’s custom Contracts object needed to reach LawVu, with legal status and revised agreements available back in Salesforce.

Troy’s role

Owned requirements, solution design, Workato development, testing, and deployment of the bidirectional integration.

The result

A live connection that sends contract requests from Salesforce into LawVu and returns status updates and updated versions of the agreement to Salesforce.

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