Tomorro

Tomorro is a contract lifecycle management platform. Once it is connected to Ordalie, the contracts, files and signatures it holds become reachable from your workspace, so you can find a contract and have the assistant read it without leaving Ordalie.

Who can set it up

Tomorro is an organization connection, so it is set up by an organization administrator and shared with the members who are allowed to use it. A regular member who opens the connector will see that administrator access is required rather than the setup form.

Get a Tomorro API key

Before connecting, sign in to your Tomorro workspace and generate an API key for Ordalie from your workspace settings, then copy it for the next step. If you don't see where to create an API key, ask your Tomorro account manager.

Connect it in Ordalie

You can start from either of the two places Ordalie offers for connecting a source. In the workspace, open Connect a source from the left sidebar and look under the Enterprise & Admin section. Or open Settings, go to the Integrations tab, and find Tomorro under Organization Integrations. Both doors lead to the same place.

Select Connect on Tomorro to open the setup form, then fill in the following fields.

• Name — a label for this connection, for example "Tomorro Contracts".
• API Key — the key you generated in Tomorro.
• Access Level — leave it on Read Only, since Ordalie only reads from Tomorro.

Select Create Integration to finish. Ordalie then checks the connection by testing the key and listing your contracts, so a successful result confirms that the key works.

Use your contracts

After the connection is created, your Tomorro contracts and their files appear in your workspace alongside your other sources. You can browse them, search for a contract by name, and ask the assistant to analyze a contract file. You can also point the assistant at a specific contract with an @ mention in any conversation.

How it works

Ordalie talks to Tomorro's GraphQL API to browse and retrieve your contract data. Contracts are listed page by page, and each contract exposes its own files together with any signature files. The files themselves are downloaded through signed links, so PDF and Word documents come straight from Tomorro. Search matches against the contract name, including approximate and accent-insensitive matching, rather than the contents of the files.

Tomorro allows 40 requests per minute, and Ordalie keeps a safety margin so it stays under that limit. That margin is what can make a large browsing job feel slower, since Ordalie deliberately paces its calls rather than risk being rate-limited.

Frequently asked questions

Can I choose which contracts are visible? The connection shows every contract the API key can reach. To narrow that down, adjust the key's permissions in Tomorro.

Which file types can I open? Contracts are kept as PDF and Word files, and signature files are available when they exist. The assistant can read these formats.