Run disputes as business decisions - not isolated legal events.

From one contract to enterprise data infrastructure.

These are existing live CIS™ access models. They provide a real commercial foundation from which the broader enterprise programme can develop without inventing arbitrary pricing for the new services.

Per year · up to 10 contracts · current live CIS™ access.

Unlimited / API access · current live CIS™ access model.

Single Assessment - Per contract · current live CIS™ access.

One front door when something starts to go wrong.

General Counsel should not need to decide whether a problem is a DPC matter, an assessment, a neutral intervention, an emergency application or an enforcement question before contacting the institution. The Desk receives the problem first and routes it into the appropriate UNIONE™ pathway.

CIS™ already proves the portfolio model.

UNIONE™ currently offers CIS™ Portfolio Access for up to 10 contracts per year and a custom Enterprise Data Feed with unlimited assessments, API access, bulk portfolio scoring and SLA-based turnaround. That makes CIS™ the first live building block of a broader enterprise architecture.

Recurring arbitration users should not redesign the process every time.

For organisations with repeat disputes, a corporate programme can establish preferred clause architecture, procedure selection principles, emergency routes, sector-panel needs and internal filing readiness before the next case arises.

Create an enterprise reference model around how the organisation uses UNIONE™ when a dispute matures.

Use repeatable intake, case-data and post-award processes while preserving the independence of every tribunal and proceeding.

Organise by where the business operates and what the business does.

Country and sector intelligence becomes more valuable in enterprise use because organisations repeatedly face the same markets, counterparties, project types and contract classes.

Connect contracting, seat, interim relief, arbitration and enforcement intelligence to the jurisdictions in which the organisation actually operates.

Construction, energy, technology, finance, maritime, M&A, healthcare, trade and other sectors can each have dedicated contract and dispute playbooks.

Portfolio intelligence across 100+ country architecture. - Connect contracting, seat, interim relief, arbitration and enforcement intelligence to the jurisdictions in which the organisation actually operates.

Standardise the dispute architecture before the next contract is negotiated.

“Adopt UNIONE™” is already a primary action on the live institutional site. At enterprise level, adoption can become a programme: identify the contract families where UNIONE™ clauses, prevention architecture, procedural tracks and enforcement-readiness principles should be embedded systematically.

Separate technology, supply, JV, construction, finance and other contract classes.

Select Standard, Multi-Tier, Expedited, Technology & AI, Construction or other live model clauses where appropriate.

Define seat, tribunal, escalation, emergency and ERR™ positions for recurring negotiation scenarios.

Apply prevention where the enterprise is most exposed.

Not every contract requires a Standing Neutral. Not every contract needs a DPC™. Enterprise prevention should segment relationships by value, duration, dependency and dispute consequence - then apply the right level of prevention architecture.

Use CIS™, Contract Intelligence or other defined risk reviews to create a baseline.

Move suitable contracts into formal prevention and certification.

Reserve embedded neutral infrastructure for the relationships where early intervention has the greatest value.

From transactional institution to enterprise infrastructure.

Most institutional relationships begin when a case is filed. Enterprise UNIONE™ begins earlier: at contract approval, portfolio governance, project design, risk assessment and cross-border planning. Formal arbitration remains available when needed - but it is no longer the only moment the organisation engages.

The institution typically appears only after the parties have decided to arbitrate.

Enterprise access connects the whole lifecycle, with services selected according to the organisation's own exposure.

- The institution typically appears only after the parties have decided to arbitrate.