Playbooks help simplify contracting because they are used in conjunction with contract templates. Playbooks can take many forms; differentiating between the necessary types and numbers of playbooks is possible without making the process too complex.
Briefly put, they are used to create standardization across a law department, and they also empower the business. Playbooks educate, create consistency, and are a requirement for any type of outsourcing contract review.
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