Inhubber: Your Contractbook Alternative

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Best suits your company’s needs
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Germany
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Denmark
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Servers location
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Germany, EU
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EU
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Pricing
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Transparent, cost-efficient plans
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From €99/month; plans: Essential, Centralize, Accelerate
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Security | ||
End-to-end encryption
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Blockchain Technology
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Domain claiming
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Recipient verification
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Two-factor authentication
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Audit log
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HIPAA compliance
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Qualified Electronic Signature (QES)
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Permission settings
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Granular role and access control
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Limited permission options
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AI-powered contract analysis
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Advanced AI for risk detection
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AI-powered analysis for extracting key contract information
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Document management
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Full document lifecycle management
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Centralized contract management with version control and reminders
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Why Inhubber stands out




Award winning CLM software






How Rebuy GmbH improved contract management with Inhubber
FAQ
Inhubber offers a significantly stronger security architecture — especially through the use of blockchain technology. Every contract change and digital signature is recorded with a hash and timestamp, ensuring tamper-proof documentation — a clear advantage over standard security approaches used by Contractbook.
A key difference lies in data handling: Inhubber stores all data exclusively on German servers with end-to-end encryption — with no transfers to third countries. Contractbook cannot guarantee GDPR-compliant storage under the same conditions.
Additional security advantages of Inhubber:
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Domain claiming for enhanced authentication
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Recipient verification to prevent fraud
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Two-factor authentication (also available in Contractbook)
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Comprehensive audit logs with hashes and timestamps
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Optional on-premise deployment for maximum data control
Bottom line: For data-sensitive organizations that require legally compliant processes and full control, Inhubber is the more secure choice.
Inhubber’s AI stands out with advanced automation, intelligent risk detection, and blockchain-powered transparency, surpassing traditional platforms.
Unlike many solutions that rely on keyword searches, Inhubber uses deep learning to analyze contracts for legal risks, missing clauses, and obligations. It automatically extracts metadata like contract parties, deadlines, and payment terms, reducing manual input and improving accuracy.
The AI also provides smart recommendations for contract structuring and risk minimization, while other platforms offer only static templates. Inhubber supports multiple languages and uses OCR to analyze scanned documents, ensuring flexibility.
By combining AI with blockchain, Inhubber ensures tamper-proof document tracking and complete transparency, unlike platforms with basic version histories. It also integrates seamlessly into ERP and CRM systems without disrupting existing workflows.
With deep analysis, automation, and blockchain security, Inhubber redefines digital contract management.
Yes — migrating from Contractbook to Inhubber is structured, secure, and fully supported. Our onboarding team manages the entire data transfer process with complete transparency and no data loss.
All contracts, deadlines, responsibilities, and versions are exported from Contractbook and systematically imported into Inhubber. We support all common formats such as PDF, DOCX, and native export files. With open APIs and AI-powered analysis, even large datasets can be migrated efficiently and accurately.
Your existing workflows, user roles, and folder structures can be seamlessly carried over — so your team can continue working without interruption.
Thanks to Inhubber’s intuitive interface, no extensive training is required. If needed, we also offer tailored onboarding sessions. A dedicated contact person will guide you through the entire migration process.
Bottom line: With Inhubber, migration is not just easy — it’s a real upgrade for your contract management.
HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) is a U.S. law that sets strict standards for the protection of sensitive health information. Platforms like Inhubber that are HIPAA-compliant ensure that Protected Health Information (PHI) is stored, transmitted, and accessed securely.
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End-to-end encryption
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Role-based access controls
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Comprehensive audit logs
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Breach prevention measures
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Builds trust with healthcare partners
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Helps avoid legal and financial risks
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Meets high security standards in medical, pharma, and life science sectors
HIPAA compliance isn’t just about regulation — it’s about responsible data protection. Inhubber delivers the infrastructure to support that.
Blockchain technology provides a level of document security that no conventional system can match. Unlike standard encryption alone, blockchain adds a tamper-proof layer of validation that ensures every contract version is authentic, time-stamped, and verifiable — and cannot be altered without detection.
Each document in Inhubber is assigned a unique cryptographic fingerprint (hash) that is anchored in the blockchain. This fingerprint is not just a seal — it’s an unforgeable proof of the document’s integrity. If even one character in the file is changed, the blockchain record becomes invalid. That’s how precise and secure it is.
Unlike traditional CLM systems that rely on centralized servers and internal audit logs (which can be manipulated or deleted), blockchain is decentralized and impossible to fake or rewrite. It acts as an incorruptible, independent witness for every action.
This kind of security is exclusive to Inhubber. Most other platforms use basic version control or internal tracking — Inhubber offers blockchain-backed proof that your contracts are authentic, unchanged, and traceable at every step.
In short, blockchain turns every document into a self-verifying, tamper-proof digital asset — protected against fraud, manipulation, and data loss. That’s why Inhubber’s blockchain security isn’t just better — it’s unmatched.