Use cases

AI contract review

Flag risky clauses, missing terms and deviations from your standard positions in minutes.

What it does

Upload a contract and the assistant returns a structured review:

Key terms such as parties, term, renewal, price, liability caps, governing law and jurisdiction
Risk flags for unusual or one-sided clauses, each linked to the exact paragraph
Missing clauses compared with your checklist for that contract type
Deviations from your playbook, the positions your firm normally accepts or rejects
Suggested redlines drafted from your own clause library, for the lawyer to accept or edit

An example workflow

A client sends a 40-page supply agreement on Friday afternoon.
The associate uploads it and selects the "supply agreement" checklist.
In about two minutes the assistant lists 12 flags, from an uncapped indemnity to a missing force majeure clause.
The associate opens each flag next to the source text, keeps 8, dismisses 4 and asks for alternative wording on two clauses.
The partner reviews a short memo instead of the full contract.

Privacy: the contract is processed on your own server or on a private server in your country. Nothing is sent to a public AI service, and every review is logged inside your firm.

Why firms start here

Contract review is repetitive, high volume and easy to measure. Most firms see time savings in the first weeks, which makes it the natural first use case before archive search and drafting.

Frequently asked questions

Can AI review contracts as well as a lawyer?

No, and it should not try to. It reads fast and consistently, so it finds clauses and deviations quickly. The lawyer still judges what matters for the client and makes the final call.

Which contracts work best?

Recurring types such as NDAs, supply agreements, leases, employment contracts, distribution and agency agreements, and share purchase agreements. The more examples of your own positions it has, the more useful the flags become.

Does the assistant work with Italian and English contracts?

Yes. It reviews in Italian and English and can compare a contract in one language with your standard clauses in the other.

Are the contracts used to train a public model?

No. The assistant runs on your server or on a private server in your country. Your contracts are never sent to a public AI service or used to train anyone else's model.

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See it work on your own documents

Bring 20 to 30 anonymized documents. In a 45-minute session we show review, search and drafting on your real work.

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