LFX EasyCLA

Don’t let contribution policy disrupt development velocity

Enforcing contribution policies is crucial to maintaining project health

Company and individual CLAs simply work differently. LFX EasyCLA is the only tool to support both individual and corporate contributor license agreement (CLA) workflows, making the process easier for everyone while maintaining project development velocity.

Individual and Corporate CLA Support

CLAs can be signed through an end-to-end electronic process while also enabling company managers to administer contributions across their company.

Improved Visibility

Get a better picture of which CLAs have been signed and track who is authorized to contribute on which projects

One-time Approvals

Automatically accept current and future pull requests from contributors after they are authorized under a signed CLA

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Corporate CLA Support

Company and individual CLAs simply work differently. EasyCLA recognizes that a company’s contributor, CLA signatory, and manager of the authorized contributor list might be different people—or they might not.

Individual CLA Support

Individual contributors can quickly sign an individual CLA and start submitting their own code right away.

Improved CLA Visibility

Get a better picture of which CLAs have been signed and track who is authorized to contribute on which projects.

One-time CLA Approvals

Automatically accept current and future pull requests from contributors after they are authorized under a signed CLA.

Multiple Ways to Authorize

Companies can appoint one or multiple CLA managers to govern authorized contributor lists. Manage contributor authorization at the individual or team level and approve contributors by their email address, GitHubID, domains, and more.

Agnostic Source Code Management Coverage

EasyCLA can be used for projects hosted on GitHub or Gerrit, with GitLab support and other popular SCM systems on the roadmap.

Flexible Repository Management

Project managers and maintainers can set up EasyCLA to automatically discover and protect new repositories, or can keep direct control over which repos are protected.