A lawyer spends 30 minutes to 4 hours reading a medium-complexity contract. Many of those reviews are repetitive — standard clauses that appear in 90% of contracts. AI reads instantly and flags only the exceptions.
NDA / SLA / services contract review eats lawyer hours
Inconsistent reviews (lawyer A vs lawyer B flag different clauses)
Contracts signed with unacceptable terms because no one noticed
No central view: how many contracts are live with terms X
For each contract type (NDA, SLA, services, sales), write the 10-20 clauses you always check. These become the AI's checklist.
AI reads the contract (PDF, Word) and identifies clauses: liability caps, payment terms, confidentiality, IP, jurisdiction, exclusivity, etc.
For each clause, AI evaluates: standard? acceptable? differs from your standard? by how much? Lawyer sees a 1-page report instead of 30.
Clauses with significant risk (e.g. unlimited liability, payment terms > 60 days, assignment without consent) are highlighted with severity.
For problematic clauses, AI suggests a redline based on your precedents. Lawyer confirms, adjusts, or rejects.
For every reviewed contract: which clauses were identified, what was flagged, what changed, who approved. Critical for audit and risk management.
Build custom if you work with industry-specific contract types (financial, healthcare, energy), have very detailed proprietary standards, or need integration with legacy DMS. For solo lawyers with normal volume, Spellbook ($$) may suffice.
For identification and flagging — yes, with 95%+ accuracy. For final legal advice — no, that stays with the lawyer. AI accelerates review; doesn't replace legal judgment.
Yes. Recent models handle legal language across major jurisdictions, including US, UK, EU. For maximum precision, we train on your prior contracts.
Yes. We use AI models hosted on EU/US infrastructure or on-premise. Contracts never leave your jurisdiction. Attorney-client privilege respected.
Typical 70-85% reduction. A 30-page contract that would take 2-3 hours gets reviewed in 20-30 minutes (lawyer confirms AI's findings instead of reading everything).
Truly unique contracts (M&A, complex acquisitions, contracts in obscure jurisdictions). For these, AI helps with prep but humans read in full.
30 minutes, no pitch — we’ll tell you honestly if it’s worth automating.
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