When you’re closing high-stakes B2B deals, trust and speed are everything. But for Sales, Legal, Procurement, and Finance teams, contract friction is often the biggest barrier to faster revenue.
Enter contract terms certification, a fast, independent way to validate your contract language against market standards. With contract terms certification online through TermScout, your agreements can be reviewed, benchmarked, and certified without leaving your desk—reducing time-consuming legal back-and-forth and speeding up revenue.
In this article, we’ll explore what contract certification is, how it works, and why it’s essential for accelerating sales and boosting revenue.
Contract terms certification is the process of having a third-party, independent entity analyze and validate your contract language based on real-world market data. Think of it like a "seal of approval" for your contract terms — showing that your agreement is fair, balanced, and aligned with industry norms.
At TermScout, this means using a combination of contract intelligence, market benchmarking, and human legal review to assign a Certify™ trust badge and favorability score to your contracts.
Here’s why certification is more than a nice-to-have:
The result? Faster deal movement and fewer blockers at the finish line.
TermScout delivers contract certification entirely online, combining AI-powered contract intelligence with expert human review to ensure your agreements are fair, market-ready, and trusted by counterparties.
Here’s how it typically works:
It’s fast, objective, and delivers a signal your counterparties can trust.
Certified contracts create value across your go-to-market team:
For high-velocity teams, the time savings alone are worth the shift — not to mention the trust and transparency it builds with your buyers.
Companies using TermScout’s contract certification platform have seen:
As Forbes recently noted, “Certified contracts may become the new standard for B2B selling—combining speed, fairness, and data-backed confidence.”
It’s a third-party analysis and validation of contract terms to confirm fairness and market alignment.
It builds trust, shortens sales cycles, and removes blockers that typically slow down deals.
Sales-led companies that want to reduce friction and close faster, especially those working with enterprise buyers.