Your whole contract and policy library, kept current for you.
Documents & Policies is built into Eteego. An up-to-date library of contracts, policies and letters, on your letterhead with your signature saved, ready to use and kept compliant as UK employment law changes, stored in the same place as the rest of your HR.
The library most businesses draft once and never touch again
Contracts and policies drafted years ago quietly go out of date as the law moves on. Documents & Policies keeps the library current and puts it in the same place as everything else, so nobody's searching an old folder for the right version.
A library that's actually current
Contracts, policies and letters are reviewed centrally as UK employment law changes, so the version you use reflects today's requirements.
On your letterhead, not generic
Every letter drafted through Eteego carries your branding and your saved signature, so it reads like it came from your business.
Everything in one place
Stored alongside the rest of your HR records, so there's one library to search, not a folder scattered across different drives.
What Documents & Policies won't do
It's a well-maintained template library, not a substitute for tailored legal advice when a situation is unusual.
- It's not bespoke legal drafting, standard templates cover most situations but unusual clauses may still need a solicitor.
- It doesn't automatically detect every industry-specific requirement, sector rules on top of general employment law are still worth a specialist check.
- It's not a signature or e-signing platform in itself, though letters generated flow into your existing sign-off process.
Common questions about Documents & Policies
How is the library kept compliant?
Templates are reviewed and updated centrally as UK employment law changes, so the version in your library reflects current requirements rather than something drafted once and forgotten.
Can I use my own branding on the documents?
Yes. Documents are set up on your letterhead, with your signature saved, so a letter drafted through Eteego looks like it came from you, not from generic software.
Do I still need a solicitor to check anything?
For standard contracts and policies, no. For unusual clauses or high-stakes situations, it's still worth a qualified solicitor's review before anything is signed.
See the library on your own letterhead
Book a short call and we'll walk through a real contract and letter, branded and ready to use, live.
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