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Auqud（عقود） is an online legal document automation platform designed to let users create contracts, agreements, and other legal documents themselves over the internet. The website states that after users select the document they need and answer a small number of questions, the system customizes the document based on their responses and sends it by email. Users can then save, download, print, or share it.
Based on the site content, Auqud mainly covers areas such as business and company matters, real estate, human resources, and personal affairs. The products currently shown include partnership agreements, arbitration agreements, non-disclosure agreements, employee warning letters, and general service agreements. Its core workflow is “template selection + guided Q&A + automatic generation,” making it suitable for non-specialist users who need to quickly produce standardized documents. The platform also emphasizes that documents are continuously reviewed and updated, and that they are currently drafted on the basis of not violating the laws of Saudi Arabia.
The website does not disclose full plans, subscription pricing, or pay-per-use pricing, so its business model cannot be determined. The only clear pricing information is that the “employee warning letter” is marked as free. The site does not explain whether it supports enterprise plans, bulk document generation, paid downloads, or lawyer review.
The advantages are a clear user flow and a lower barrier to drafting contracts; support for multiple common types of legal documents; and the ability to generate documents online for download and printing, making it suitable for quickly handling basic paperwork. The drawbacks are also fairly clear: the platform states that its service does not constitute legal advice or legal representation, so complex transactions still require lawyer review; common enterprise software features such as team collaboration, permission management, approvals, APIs, and third-party integrations are not described; and on security, the site only makes general claims about being “secure” and “confidential,” without details on encryption, auditing, or compliance certifications.
Auqud is better suited to SMEs in Saudi Arabia or operating under the Saudi legal environment, startup partners, landlords/property managers, and HR staff who need to generate basic legal documents. If a company needs full contract lifecycle management, multi-user approvals, e-signature integration, or compliance across multiple jurisdictions, the information currently disclosed by Auqud is not sufficient to show that it is a good fit.
No evidence is provided regarding availability from mainland China, so its access status should be marked as unknown.
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auqud.com is an Saudi Arabia SaaS provider. TG4G tracks its product information, an overall rating of 6.0/10, and a China-accessibility score of Workable. Click "Visit Official Site" to reach auqud.com directly.