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The operations layer for already-published legal texts.

TermShelf structures the lifecycle of already-approved legal texts — from bringing in existing copy through controlled publishing and HTML/JSON/PDF delivery to live drift checks. And after that: noticing the changes that can make another review necessary.

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What TermShelf manages

Legally relevant documents.

Bring your own legal texts: self-authored or externally provided texts are managed in a structured way. TermShelf does not produce legally binding content itself.

Datenschutz

Legal Notice

Impressum

Terms

AGB

Refund / Withdrawal

Widerruf

Cookie Policy

Cookie-Hinweis

From bringing in existing texts to live drift checks.

An end-to-end, auditable lifecycle for every document — including delivery to websites, apps and transactional systems. And an observation layer that closes the loop.

Bring in
Existing texts
Structure
Sections & blocks
Version
Immutable snapshots
Approve
Auditable review
Publish
Targeted per target
Deliver
HTML / JSON / PDF
Drift check
Detect divergence

Observation layer

The lifecycle does not end at publication.

Document Intelligence runs around the lifecycle. Three signals can start a new review and drafting cycle at any time — even when nobody touched the text itself.

LegalChange
The legal context changes.
WebsiteChange
Beta
The website, the offering or the services in use change.
Legal Content Drift
The live version diverges from the approved one.

Each of these signals leads back into review, drafting and approval — never straight into a publication.

Website Change Monitoring is labelled beta: available and under active development. That does not apply to Legal Change Monitoring or Legal Content Drift.

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Structural model

Clear hierarchies for complex setups.

From workspace to site profile, TermShelf reflects organizational and technical reality — without duplicating each document in full.

Workspaces

Brands

Sites

Domains

Languages / locales

Markets

Site profiles

Auditability

History remains traceable.

Versions, approvals, and publications are documented consistently and viewable through timelines.

Versions

Immutable snapshots with version numbers.

Timelines

Chronological view across document events.

Approval history

Who approved what and when — including notes.

Publication history

Which version was live on which target and when.

Delivery

Consume published content as HTML, JSON or PDF.

Published artifacts are available via the Public Delivery API in three forms: HTML fragments for websites, apps, footers and transactional emails, JSON for your own templates and rendering logic, and PDF artifacts for attaching to order, contract or sign-up emails.

HTML FragmentJSONPDFETagVersion Pinning

Public Delivery API

Published artifact — illustrative shape

document     datenschutz
version      4.2.0
locale       de
site         acme-de
published    2025-04-21T08:14Z
etag         W/"a1f2c-v4.2.0"
status       Published / Live

Structure, versions and delivery — in one place.

TermShelf brings order to operating already-published legal texts across websites, apps and transactional systems.

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