Features and workflowsBy Odebode Toluwalase Esq · 4 min read
Contract review and risk analysis
The core workflow: verified, prioritised findings with citations, a clause heatmap, and visual risk maps.
Run a review on any uploaded document to get a set of findings. Each one is grounded in an exact quote, ranked by risk and materiality, and framed for the party you represent.
- Representation-aware. Tell the review which party you act for, and risk flags and recommendations are framed from that side. Leave it blank for neutral issue-spotting.
- Clause traffic-light heatmap. The whole document at a glance, coloured by risk.
- Contract graph. An optional visual (a findings risk map and a party and obligation map), generated deterministically from the review.
- Playbook-aware. Attach a playbook to judge each clause against your firm's gold-standard and fallback positions.
Related documentation
Redlining in Microsoft Word
AI-suggested edits delivered as a native .docx with real tracked changes you can open and edit in Word.
Playbooks
Record your firm's positions (gold standard, tiered fallbacks and guidance) so every review is judged against your standards.
Human Gates and the triage worklist
Keeping a lawyer in the loop without burying them: what escalates, and how the rest is ranked by risk and materiality.
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