Contracts

Zenskar offers multiple ways to create contracts, giving businesses flexibility depending on their workflow. Whether you're building from scratch, using a reusable plan, syncing from external systems, or integrating via API, Zenskar provides full control over contract creation.

🧭 Ways to create a contract

Create a new contract manually

Manually define all phases, products, and features without using a predefined template.

Create a new contract manually from a plan

Start with a reusable plan that predefines phases, products, and features; customize as needed.

Create via API

Use Zenskar’s APIs to programmatically create, update, and manage contracts.

Sync from external systems

Automatically bring in contract data from CRMs, ERPs, or other third-party systems.

🧩 What can a contract contain?

A contract in Zenskar typically consists of the following elements:

Component	Description
Products	Tangible or intangible offerings that generate revenue.
Features	Commercial configurations such as tax, discount, credits, payment terms, etc.

🔧 Supported features in Zenskar

Payment terms

The payment terms feature defines how the due date of an invoice is calculated. This determines when a customer is expected to pay after an invoice is issued.

Tax

Tax is a configurable feature that allows businesses to manage how tax is calculated and applied to products within contracts or plans.

Discount

A discount applied to a specific product within a particular phase of a contract or plan.

Commitment

The concept of commitment is centered around the minimum and maximum financial obligations a customer agrees to fulfill during the duration of their contract.

Service fee

The service fee feature in Zenskar allows you to apply additional charges to a contract on top of standard product pricing.

✅ Summary

In Zenskar, contracts are customer-specific and define all commercial terms driving billing and revenue recognition. You can create contracts from scratch, reuse a predefined plan, sync them from external systems, or manage them through APIs—giving your business flexibility, speed, and scalability.