Obligations and key-date tracking
Renewal, expiry, milestone and notice dates pulled from executed contracts, so deadlines don't slip past you.
Review doesn't end at signature. The obligations register tracks the renewal, expiry, milestone and notice-period dates buried in executed agreements, so a lawyer doesn't miss an auto-renewal window or a termination-notice deadline.
- Obligations are grounded the same way findings are. The dates and terms come from clause extraction, where typed values (dates, amounts, parties) are parsed deterministically from a verbatim, source-anchored span. A model does not guess them.
- Each obligation links back to its matter and the clause it came from, so you can go from an approaching date straight to the provision that created it.
Trust
Every tracked date traces to a located clause, so the register can be audited. You can always show *why* a deadline is on the calendar.
Related documentation
Clause extraction and the 41-category pack
Pull structured clause facts (type, verbatim text and typed attributes) under the same grounding rules as review.
Matters and workflows
Everything hangs off the matter: documents, reviews, findings, deadlines and audit. Workflows turn a review you run repeatedly into one click.
Regulatory monitoring and radar
Follow changes from Nigerian regulators. The radar matches each change to the matters it affects and drafts the briefing.