Contract management and e-signature for companies doing business in Mexico
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No generic slide deck. In a free 15-minute video call with no commitment, our bilingual team shows you how to draft, approve, sign and track your contracts in Mexico with the workflows you already run.
In 15 minutes you'll see how your contract process would run inside ZERO CLM, with your templates, your teams and your approval rules, from headquarters to your operation in Mexico.
Templates, approval workflows and ZIGN electronic signatures, each with a NOM-151 certificate: Mexico's standard proof of integrity and a trusted timestamp.
Documents, KYC and KYB checks (who your counterparties really are) and validations in one traceable file.
Expirations, renewals and payments, with notifications by email and in the platform.
Check suppliers, customers and signers with Z-BG against more than 100 public sources.
Averages reported by legal and compliance teams after implementation.
Fewer hours spent on contract origination, onboarding and compliance.
Automatic generation from validated templates reduces manual filling and formatting errors.
Full visibility of every contract, approval and change, in real time.
Each profile gets a demo focused on its own workflow. Pick yours, or ask for a mixed session if you lead several teams in Mexico or abroad.
Version control, clauses, templates, electronic signature and NOM-151 evidence.
Supplier onboarding, checks against the SAT public lists published under Articles 69 and 69-B, and obligation tracking.
KYC, KYB, blacklists, politically exposed persons (PEP) and ongoing audits with a traceable log.
Integrations with ERP, CRM and core systems. REST API, SSO and an open data model.
Your Mexican counterparties and auditors will ask for specific evidence. In the demo we show where the platform covers it, explained in plain English.
NOM-151 is the Mexican standard for preserving data messages: it gives you proof of integrity and a trusted timestamp.
ZIGN issues a NOM-151 certificate for every signed document, so you can prove integrity and date in Mexico.
Mexico's Commercial Code (Código de Comercio) recognizes electronic signatures and data messages.
ZIGN supports simple and advanced electronic signatures, with a timestamp from an accredited certification service provider (PSC).
Verify people and companies before you sign: INE voter ID (Mexico's most common official ID), RFC (Mexican taxpayer ID) and company records.
Screen them against SAT public lists, anti-money laundering and PEP lists, and more than 100 public sources.
Tell us about your case and our bilingual team will schedule the session with you. Prefer to chat? Message us on WhatsApp.
