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Contract audit

Agents check every contract against your playbook, clause by clause. Your legal team reviews the deviations beside the source text and decides what to redline or accept.

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Your playbook

Your position, clause by clause.

Set the position your team expects and how serious a departure is. The agents check the whole contract set against the same rules.

A flagged clause is a review item. Your legal team decides whether to accept the deviation or send the edit.

Commercial playbookVersion 3 · approved
Liability capAt least 12 months of feesHigh
Auto-renewalNotice window no longer than 60 daysMedium
Governing lawFlag a jurisdiction outside our listMedium
AssignmentConsent required from both partiesHigh

Flag a deviation for review. Keep the source clause attached.

The app

Read the clause. Review the change.

Keep the deviation list beside the contract text. See how a clause differs from your rule, inspect the proposed language and move it through review.

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Review the deviations

32 contracts checked · 18 deviations · 6 need counsel

Commercial playbook · v3
Morrow Systems · 4 findings
Liability cap3 months instead of 12High
AssignmentUnilateral right to assignHigh
Renewal90-day notice windowMedium
Governing lawOutside approved listMedium
Next contract · Alder Studio
Morrow Systems · services agreement§ 9.2 · p. 14

9.2 Limitation of liability

contract text · p. 14

The aggregate liability of either party under this Agreement shall not exceed the fees paid in the three twelve months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

Your playbook says

Liability cap must cover at least 12 months of fees.

Proposed edit · pending counsel review
Proposed language follows your playbookReview the change before sending it to the counterparty.
Reviewer · Morgan Ellis
Accept deviationSend redline

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What it reads

  • Contracts from your document library
  • Schedules and amendments
  • Your approved clause playbook
  • The positions your team accepts

What your team sees

  • Deviations grouped by contract
  • Severity against your playbook
  • The exact clause and page
  • Proposed redlines for review

What you set

  • The rules and preferred positions
  • Which deviations need counsel
  • Who reviews each contract
  • When edits are ready to send

Questions

What people ask about contract audit.

Can we use our own contract playbook?

Yes. You choose the terms it pulls out, and it compares them with the positions in your own playbook.

Does our legal team have to build the app?

No. We can set up the review around your playbook and hand your team an app ready to use. Your team can adjust a clause check later or ask us to.

Can reviewers check the source text?

Yes. Extracted values are cited to their pages. A review queue can put each value beside the passage it came from so a person can approve or edit it.

Are our contracts used to train models?

No. Your documents and results are never used to train a model, and a data processing addendum backs that.

Can we host it in our own environment?

Yes. Strive runs in our cloud, or in your own VPC on AWS, Google Cloud or Oracle Cloud, or on your own Kubernetes cluster.

Which document-heavy job would you hand over first?

Bring one process you want to improve and the information behind it. We build the first version with you in the session, so the first thing you see is your own work, running.

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An hour of your time and a process you know well. That's all it takes.