AI-powered influencer marketing platform Endlss has launched “Agreements,” a new feature designed to automate the contracting process between brands and influencers.

The new tool aims to reduce the traditional reliance on Word documents, email threads, and spreadsheets with a unified digital workflow. According to Endlss, the solution cuts the time spent managing creator contracts by approximately 85%, enabling brands to create and finalize in five minutes what previously took nearly an hour.

“Agreements was built for influencer marketers drowning in manual workflows,” David Abbey, founder and CEO of Endlss, said in a press release. “With Agreements, it’s never been simpler to handle every type of paid partnership, all in one place.”

The new feature provides capabilities for instant offer creation, seamless negotiation, digital signatures, and automated tracking of deliverables, payment schedules, and rights usage. This centralized approach aims to reduce risk and eliminate miscommunication between marketing, finance, and legal departments.

For brands managing approximately 20 agreements monthly, Endlss estimates time savings of 10-15 hours per month.

Platform Development

The launch of Agreements follows the company’s transformation from its original concept as TRND, a social commerce platform, to its current focus on influencer marketing workflow management. This pivot came after market feedback revealed brands—particularly smaller, growing companies—were seeking better tools for influencer marketing.

“We built Endlss from the ground up specifically for the small or growing brand,” Abbey recently told Net Influencer. “That gives them exactly what they need without feature bloat and without cost.”

The company’s platform also includes Endlss Copilot, which streamlines the entire campaign lifecycle from discovering influencers to reporting. The AI assistant learns a brand’s communication style to create personalized outreach for each creator while maintaining human oversight of the process.

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