Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for a digital document engine for multi-entity process integration. A digital document system accesses a digital document configuration file identifying entities entering into an agreement, an initial set of terms, and a modification to the initial set of terms corresponding to a triggering event. The digital document system generates a digital document based on the digital document configuration file, the digital document including computer readable code to cause the initial set of terms to be modified according to the modification in response to occurrence of the triggering event. The digital document is stored to a distributed database, wherein it is invokable by the entities for enforcement. When invoked, the computer readable code causes a computing device to determine whether the triggering event occurred and modify the initial set of terms based on the modification when the triggering event has occurred.