System and method for multi-party document revision

A system for enabling multi-party document revision, said system comprising:

• a central computer platform;
• means for facilitating the establishment of a master electronic document, having an embedded and unalterable document identification code, on said central computer platform;
• means for assigning to each party of a plurality of parties having permission to edit said master electronic document a unique identifier code resulting in a plurality of unique identifier codes and for associating said document identification code with each unique identifier code of said plurality of unique identifier codes;
• means for facilitating the accessing of said master electronic document and the making of a proposed edited change to said master electronic document using at least one assigned unique identifier code;
• means for facilitating the accessing of said master electronic document and, for every unique identifier code of said plurality of unique identifier codes, the accepting or rejecting of said proposed edited change using said one unique identifier codes;
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• means for automatically entering said proposed edited change into said master electronic document as a formally accepted change in response to, and only if, every unique identifier code of said plurality of unique identifier codes has accepted said proposed edited change.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions for enabling the performance of a method of multi-party document revision comprising:

• establishing a master electronic document, having an embedded and unalterable document identification code;
• assigning to each party of a plurality of parties having permission to edit said master electronic document a unique identifier code resulting in a plurality of unique identifier codes, and associating said document identification code with each unique identifier code of said plurality of unique identifier codes;
• accessing said master electronic document and making a proposed edited change to said master electronic document using at least one of said unique identifier codes;
• for every unique identifier code of said plurality of unique identifier codes, accessing said master electronic document and making an affirmative indication as to whether said proposed edited change is rejected using said unique identifier codes;
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• automatically entering said proposed edited change into said master electronic document as a formally accepted change in response to, and only if, every unique identifier code of said plurality of unique identifier codes has been used to make an affirmative indication as to whether said proposed edited change is rejected and no unique identifier code has been used to reject said proposed edited change.