Contract review, clause by clause.
First-pass review against your own playbook — what the agent flags, what it never decides, and how the economics work for a firm that bills by the hour.
What it costs today.
An agreement lands. An associate reads it against the firm's positions, marks deviations, and writes a summary. The work is necessary, repetitive, and expensive at associate rates — and the tenth contract of the week gets less attention than the first.
Five steps, every time.
Ingest the agreement
The agent parses the document and identifies each operative clause, regardless of formatting or numbering conventions.
Compare to your playbook
Not a generic standard — your firm's positions, your fallback language, your red lines.
Flag the deviations
Each departure is surfaced with the clause text, your standard, and the delta between them.
Rank by exposure
Deviations are ordered by risk, so the partner reads what matters first instead of reading everything equally.
Counsel decides
Every flag is a recommendation. The lawyer accepts, rejects, or rewrites.
The agent never sends, signs, or negotiates. It produces a reviewed-and-ranked first pass for a lawyer who remains responsible for the advice.
Where the value actually is.
We do not publish results we have not earned. What follows is the arithmetic we would build the business case from, using your numbers — not a claim about someone else’s outcome.
Associate hours on first-pass review, at the rate you actually bill or absorb.
The clause someone missed at 7pm on the tenth agreement of the week.
Review starts from a ranked list instead of page one. Consistency stops depending on who was assigned.
This page describes the method rather than a delivered result. Run your own numbers in the ROI calculator, or read the discovery & contract review page. The Readiness Map is refund-backed precisely because the first number should be yours, not ours.
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