Flag as Contract - browser extension
A toolbar button that sends whatever’s on the current page straight into Agreemnt - a signed PDF sitting in a supplier portal or DocuSign, or a contract rendered as a plain web page with nothing to download at all. No saving the file and re-uploading it by hand.
Not in the Chrome Web Store yet - installed via Chrome’s own Developer Mode “Load unpacked” option, which takes about a minute and works fully (Chrome just shows a small “Developer mode extensions” notice in the toolbar).
Install it
- 1Download agreemnt-contract-capture-extension.zip and unzip it somewhere you won’t move or delete afterwards (e.g. a folder in Documents) - Chrome reads the extension from this folder every time it starts.
- 2Go to
chrome://extensions(type it directly into the address bar). - 3Turn on Developer mode (top-right toggle).
- 4Click Load unpacked, and select the unzipped folder.
- 5The Agreemnt icon appears in Chrome’s toolbar. If it’s hidden, click the puzzle-piece icon next to the address bar and pin it.
Using it
Make sure you’re logged into Agreemnt in the same Chrome profile - the extension reuses that existing session rather than asking you to log in separately. Then open the contract in a tab and click the Agreemnt icon. A notification confirms it’s been added (click it to open the contract in Agreemnt), or explains why not - not logged in, looked like an NDA, already on file, and so on.
Updating later
When a new version comes out: unzip it over the same folder (replacing the old files), then go to chrome://extensions and click the refresh icon on the Agreemnt card - no need to remove and re-add it.