Bring your account.
AccordID is being built to give NDAID and CounselMeter the same email-code sign-in. Each app keeps its own roles and access rules.
One account.
Your agreements.
Your choice.
Keep the same sign-in when you move between your legal tools. Pick where each agreement lives. Choose who can see it.
Shared AccordID sign-in is being tested. Use each app’s current sign-in until launch.
Your AccordIDOne shared sign-in
NDAIDIts own private vault
CounselMeterIts own private vault
Less friction. More control.
Keep your agreements where you want.
Choose the vault for an agreement. A copy goes to another vault only when you choose to retain it there.
Your login is not your signature.
Signing in does not sign a contract or let a site act for you. People must review and authorize each signing step.
BUILT TO CONNECTYour site. Their site.
Your site. Their site.
The same agreement.
We’re building a way for registered sites to help people prepare and store agreements through a scoped API and MCP tools.
Each connection needs a clear purpose and permission. A site’s access to one agreement does not open your whole vault. Shared sign-in alone grants no access to documents.
Cross-site delegation is planned. We will publish developer guides when the connected apps are ready.
ACCOUNT SECURITYA shared login.
A shared login.
Separate private spaces.
The planned sign-in uses a code sent to your email. Keep that mailbox secure, and never share a code. Existing app security checks still apply.
Manage documents, app permissions and account help inside NDAID or CounselMeter. Signing in to one app does not make you an owner, a lawyer or an authorized representative in another.
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