Which feature is used to share a document for redlining with users who do not have a CLM account?

Which feature is used to share a document for redlining with users who do not have a CLM account?

• A. Email Link
• B. For External Review
• C. For Signature
• D. Share Link

Answer: (B)

Sharing a document for redlining with people who don’t have a CLM account is accomplished with the external review feature. This pathway is built specifically to let external collaborators view the document and apply redlines or comments without needing a CLM login, while you keep control over access and security. It captures the reviewer’s edits within the system so you can easily track and incorporate them into the contract. Other options don’t provide this dedicated external-review workflow: a generic email link isn’t tied to formal redlining; a signature-focused path is meant for obtaining approvals via signatures; and a general share link may not offer the controlled external access or redline capture needed for negotiation.

Sharing a document for redlining with people who don’t have a CLM account is accomplished with the external review feature. This pathway is built specifically to let external collaborators view the document and apply redlines or comments without needing a CLM login, while you keep control over access and security. It captures the reviewer’s edits within the system so you can easily track and incorporate them into the contract. Other options don’t provide this dedicated external-review workflow: a generic email link isn’t tied to formal redlining; a signature-focused path is meant for obtaining approvals via signatures; and a general share link may not offer the controlled external access or redline capture needed for negotiation.