fynk Reviews & Product Details

As the CEO of Andy.do, I'm always on the lockout for tools that simplify processes and remove friction for our team. fynk has proven to be surprisingly powerful solution for managing contracts and agreements in a way that feels intuitive and reliable.

We use fynk to automate our contract workflows, track key dates, and ensure approvals move smoothly across departments. What stands out is how easy it is to set up templates, assign tsk, The AI driven features without needing a dedicated legal team to manage every step. The Ai driven features for clause extraction and reminders save is countless ours, and the overall experience is stable an consistent. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's very little that I find limiting. if i had to point out one thing, it would be that some of the reporting features could be more advanced, especially for deeper analysis across multiple contract types. However, this is minor compared to the overall value the platform provides. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

fynk’s ability to integrate easily with our current CRM and document management systems is a game changer. Rather than forcing users to move information between the two systems manually, everything happens seamlessly. Any time a contract is amended in fynk, it updates our CRM system so that all our teams are functioning with the same information. This has eliminated double entry of data and saved us time. The system also integrates well with email and cloud storage, so it is easy to access documents from anywhere. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The initial setup process took a bit longer because we needed to configure integrations to match our needs. However, once set up, it works flawlessly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What fynk is doing best, in my opinion, is putting everything under one roof. Now we are able to partner more easily across accounts and have complete insight into the status of all the contracts. An automated workflow means that all parties know, at a glance, where the contract stands and who must do what next. By monitoring everything in one place, we can spot bottlenecks early and respond proactively. The payoff has been a more efficient contract process and a greater feeling of control. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some users have found the approval process setup to be a bit rigid at times, especially when dealing with custom workflows. It would be nice to have more flexibility when creating unique contract approval scenarios. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Head of Product (with experience at a neobank too) as my focus is shipping secure, compliant features quickly. Fynk has become crucial in dealing with the complexity of contracts across our product suite. We use it for everything from API partnership agreements with data suppliers to vendor contracts for cloud services and NDAs with future collaborators.

The best part of it is, how seamlessly fynk fits into our product development lifecycle. It has an awesome API so we can hook it up to our Jira and product management tools. For example, when we launch a new initiative that will depend on a third-part service, automatically a request could be created in fynk to generate the right agreement in order for legal team draft it. That close integration also means compliance isn’t an afterthought, but is baked into the process of developing the product from day one. I find the fact that it can very rapidly summarize new partner agreements allows me to evaluate shared integration scope and responsibility without getting bogged down in legalese. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

In a high growth fintech setting, the native product analytics reporting on the platform is insufficient. It does a great job tracking the status of contracts, but I wish there were more product-centric dashboards for things like volume and types of contracts by product lines or average time to negotiate partnership agreements (a key metric for our go-to-market speed). We've made some of these views ourselves by pulling data from the API, but baked in product management knowledge would bring a lot to the table. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Fynk is the indispensable QA tool for end-to-end testing in our critical, professional tasks. I use the tool for shipping and executing a multitude of difficult test cases: workflows that include signing continuous supplier letters and values, in my digital business. Specialized in the Greek solution, I am all attention and admiration for the stability and good documentation of the APIs for my smooth work with my internal ERP statistical system and the cloud-based customer service, fully automated. Combined with the ready-made Fynk Cry Libraries – which recognize formatting – they make the converters and control, creating easily segmented data samples. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would also like everything you provided, less technocratic, possibilities and flexibility in the visual workflow editor. Some specialized scenarios, especially those involving parallel approval processes or actions performed by systems under very specific conditions, require more manual configuration than I like or expect. I also had a bit of a feeling of searching the interface for the refresh with some very lengthy and hopeful documents that contained many revisions: the specific UI needed, for each refresh, one or two extra seconds, and this feeling must also be felt. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As the head of managing IT and finance systems in a global fashion house, fynk is game-changing for oversight over our vendor and real estate agreements. Prior to the fynk, our processes were fragmented — supplier agreements sat in one shared drive, retail leases in another, and we tracked important dates by relying on manual spreadsheets that led to missed renewals and compliance risks.

And my favorite is hearing how fynk is our single source of truth. We have on-boarded hundreds of contracts for fabric suppliers, logistics partners and store leases into its centralized repository. AI-driven data extraction is another golden asset for finance: It automatically extracts important provisions such as payment terms, auto-renewal clauses, termination dates and more into structured data fields. This enables me to produce accruals and liability reports that are based on the contract data, not speculative estimates. Integration with our ERP (NetSuite) makes it so we sign contracts, and financial commitment mirrors into the accounting system without journal entry. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The base platform is good, but it could be better for an international retailer. The reporting dashboards included in the ERP for contract status is quite basic and doesn't provide enough depth to do complex financial analysis such as forecast your lease liabilities under different accounting standards (ie, IFRS16) or understand your spend commitments by region/category. For this, we usually export the AI-extracted data to another BI tool. Also managing contracts in multiple languages (we operate throughout Europe and Asia) is manageable, but the AI's analysis power is much stronger for English language documents. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The ability to integrate with two CRMs and the robust AI that turns our business' treasure trove of advertising contracts into searchable, actionable business data. It has established a degree of order in our commercial affairs hitherto unknown. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Security is good for the average business user, but as a media company who manages client campaign data we’d like more powerful, granular control of where our data resides and is encrypted at rest features (like you'd find in a tool made for highly-regulated industries). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm most fond of how our platform will automatically extract the data from even complicated loan documents. Plus it's really great because it can be easily integrated with Salesforce The platform's security measures are first-class. We couldn't be happier with both the robustness of the platform's security architecture itself and how varied and useful is this audit trail for reporting purposes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The reporting dashboards are merely functional. They could use more in-depth analysis targeting specific financial metrics and comparing different levels of risk within balanced portfolios. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The ai driven data extraction was amazing, and I love how it works so well for both our Salesforce CRM / Netsuite ERP integration. It forms a complete end-to-end contract to cash process that is efficient and audit compliant. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The report module that is native to the system in my opinion it doesn't have an advanced business intelligence nor dashboarding support as we might need sometimes for complex financial analisys. We usually end up in exporting it to another BI tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The fact that proposals and document generation is part of the full contract lifecycle is fynk’s killer feature for us. Our sales team can create professionally formatted proposals and associated contracts in minutes using pre-designed templates. The automated sign-off workflows ensure nothing gets out the door without the appropriate technical and commercial approvals. A fantastic time-saver for our busy account executives is the AI that assists in summarizing key terms during negotiations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The way to build complex, conditional logic into our proposal templates is non-intuitive-ish at first. Our team failed a few times before we got it down. But the power it offers is well worth the time investment upfront. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.