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A short booking page, built like the other three. Hero, then the scheduler with the person you'll meet and what to have ready, then what the call covers, then the usual close. The four booking pages share this layout so they read as one set, reached from the role briefings.
  • The hero button is "Pick a time", an in-page link to the scheduler. It's this page's own action, not a variant of Book a demo, which stays in the nav and the closing section.
  • No call length is stated: production's page doesn't give one. If the HubSpot meeting type has a fixed length, add it to the hero sub.
  • No offer band: it's optional on booking pages, and this visitor is already in the setup.
  • Production's "Let's build bulletproof software resilience together" close is replaced by the standard final CTA.
Legal briefing call

Walk through the agreement with our legal team.

A call for legal advisors: how the agreement is structured, the changes you want, and what's left before approval and signature.

  • Review or redline a proposed agreement
  • Agree release conditions and custom terms
  • Prepare to approve and sign
  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified
  • Trusted by 3,500+ teams
  • Two-party, three-party and multi-party agreements
The calendar, and the person behind it. The scheduler placeholder marks where production's HubSpot meetings embed goes (account "codekeeper", link "legal-briefing"); the fallback link is kept for browsers that block the embed. Production's booking page names no one, but the legal briefing pairs this call with Lindsey (Legal Support, Customer Success) and Lindsey's photo, used here by absolute URL. Confirm that Lindsey agrees to appear, still runs these calls, and that the photo is current. The preparation list is production's "Get the most from your briefing".

Pick a time

Choose a slot that suits you.

Scheduler embed goes hereHubSpot meetings embed for the legal teamEmbed the HubSpot meetings scheduler (account "codekeeper", link "legal-briefing") in this space. Show open slots in the visitor's own time zone, and ask for the agreement name or reference so the team can open the draft before the call.

Can't see the scheduler? Open the booking page.

Lindsey, legal support at Codekeeper

Legal support · Customer Success

You'll meet Lindsey

Legal support for your agreement, working with our in-house legal team on drafts, changes, approvals and signatures.

Have these ready

  • Your draft agreement or template, if you have one
  • Any redlines, questions or required changes
  • The jurisdiction and legal context you need
  • Contact details for the people who'll sign
What the call covers, so the booking feels low-risk. The three points are production's "Briefing agenda", reworded. The links back to the legal briefing, the escrow agreement page and the FAQ's agreements section give a visitor who isn't ready to book somewhere useful to go. Legal review of the wording is needed with the legal briefing.

On the call

What we'll cover.

We'll tailor the call to your priorities. Usually, it's these three.

1

The agreement

How it's structured, what it covers, and how it fits the protection you've chosen.

2

Your changes

Proposed edits, custom terms and the release conditions you need.

3

Approval and signature

What's still needed from each party before the agreement is approved and signed.

The same close on every page. Visitors who land here before they're ready to book still get the site's two actions. Every page ends on the same two actions in the same order: Book a demo, then the sample evidence pack.

Clear terms, agreed before you need them.

Not at the agreement stage yet? See the whole platform on a demo, or get the sample evidence pack.

Chat widget goes here. Production runs HubSpot chat in this corner. Keep it on launch: it catches visitors with a quick question who won't book a demo yet. Route it to sales during office hours.