Concept labels are the terms which are used for a certain concept when it is shown in a document preview (such as Assemble Document mode). For example:
| What is written in the clause | What is shown in the text |
|---|---|
1. #Distributor shall supply #product inside #territory. | 11.2 The Distributor shall supply the Product inside the Territory. |
Clauses created in ClauseBase are to a large extent reusable thanks to the concept labels assigned to concepts. If we take the previous example again, this is what the preview could also show to allow for reuse of that clause in an entirely different context:
| What is written in the clause | What is shown in the text |
|---|---|
1. #Distributor shall supply #product inside #territory. | 11.2 The Supplier shall supply the Services inside the European Economic Area. |
Concept labels can be freely defined by the user who assembles a document, but in general it is a good idea to provide a small collection of predefined terms for each concept (e.g.: for the concept “contract”, we could provide concept labels of “contract”, “agreement”, “master services agreement”, “non-disclosure agreement”, “share purchase agreement”, etc.). For more information on this difference and how to create concept labels, click here.