Work smarter. Use our AI contract review products and save up to 90% of contract review time.
Work smarter. Use our AI contract review products and save up to 90% of contract review time.
Our AI contract review tools speed up the contracting process by screening your agreement, answering key legal questions, providing you with detailed advice that will guide you to improve or finalize the contract.
State-of-the-art AI for legal review
Our solutions include document-specific contract review modules as well as contract type-agnostic API. All of our products integrate the latest deep learning technology to ensure maximum accuracy and efficiency. We are regularly adding support of new contract types based on customer demand.
Data Processing Agreement
A data processing agreement (DPA) is a legal contract between a data controller and a data processor that outlines the responsibilities of both parties with respect to the processing of personal data. The DPA sets out the specific instructions that the data controller provides to the data processor regarding the processing of personal data, and the technical and organizational security measures that the data processor must implement to protect that data. DPAs are typically used when a data controller engages a third party to process personal data on its behalf, such as when a company uses a cloud service provider to store and process customer data.
You can choose to review the contract from one of the following perspectives:
- data controller (the person or organization that decides why and how personal data is collected, used, and shared)
- data processor (the person or organization that processes personal data on behalf of the data controller)
Privacy Policy
A privacy policy is a legal document that outlines how a company or organization collects, uses, stores, and shares personal information about individuals who use its products or services. A privacy policy is intended to inform users about the types of personal information that are collected, the purposes for which the information will be used, and the steps that the company takes to protect users' personal information. Privacy policies are usually published on a company's website, and users are often required to agree to the terms of the privacy policy before they can use the company's products or services.
You can choose to review the contract from one of the following perspectives:
- organization (the party that decides why and how personal data is collected, used, and shared)
- data subject (the individual whose personal data is being processed by the organization)
Non-Disclosure Agreement
A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) is a legal contract between two parties, in which one party, the disclosing party, agrees to share confidential information with the other party, the receiving party, and the receiving party agrees not to disclose that information to any third parties. NDAs are often used to protect proprietary information, trade secrets, and other sensitive information from being shared or used without permission. NDAs are also referred to as confidentiality agreements or secrecy agreements. NDAs are not suitable for all situations, specially when sensitive personal data is involved. In those cases, a Data Processing Agreement would be more appropriate.
You can choose to review the contract from one of the following perspectives:
- disclosing party (the person or organization that shares the confidential information with the receiving party)
- receiving party (the person or organization that agrees to receive and keep confidential the information shared by the disclosing party and use such information only for a specific purpose)
Consultancy Agreement
A consultancy agreement, also known as a professional services agreement or consulting services agreement, is a legal contract between a client and a consultant. It outlines the terms and conditions of the consultancy services that the consultant will provide to the client. It typically covers details such as the scope of work, the duration of the consultancy project, the fees and payment terms, and any other relevant information regarding the consultancy.
You can choose to review the contract from one of the following perspectives:
- supplier (an individual or organization that provides professional advice or expertise to the client)
- client (the person or organization that hires the consultant to provide professional advice or expertise)
Product Supply Agreement
A product supply agreement is a contract between a supplier and a buyer outlining the terms and conditions for the supply of goods or products. It specifies details such as the quantity of goods to be supplied, the price, delivery schedule, and any warranties or guarantees. The agreement may also include details on payment terms and any penalties for late delivery or non-delivery. The purpose of the agreement is to ensure both parties understand their rights and obligations in the product supply relationship.
You can choose to review the contract from one of the following perspectives:
- supplier (the party responsible for providing the products or goods to the buyer)
- customer (the party purchasing the product or goods from the supplier)
R&D Agreement
A research and development (R&D) agreement is a legal contract between two or more parties that outlines the terms and conditions of a research and development project. The agreement typically includes details such as the scope of the project, the roles and responsibilities of each party, the budget and funding for the project, and the ownership and licensing of any intellectual property developed as a result of the research. R&D agreements are commonly used in a variety of industries, including technology, pharmaceuticals, and engineering.
You can choose to review the contract from one of the following perspectives:
- contractor (a company or organization that is hired by the other party, known as the customer or funding party, to perform the R&D project)
- customer (the party contracting the services of the contractor or research organization to conduct the R&D project)
End User License Agreement
An end-user license agreement (EULA) is a legal contract between the manufacturer or supplier of a software product and the end-user of that product. The EULA outlines the terms and conditions under which the user is licensed to use the software. It typically includes information such as the rights and restrictions of the user, the duration of the license, and any limitations on the use of the software. EULAs are commonly found in software products and mobile apps, and it is required to be accepted by the user before using the product.
You can choose to review the contract from one of the following perspectives:
- supplier (the licensor, i.e. the party that is offering the software product to the end-user)
- customer (the licensee, i.e. the party that is using the software product)
Extraction API
Key features
Quick start
Our solutions are available out-of-the-box, with no pre-training required. Review your first contract in 1 minute after first login.
Our own data
We do not require our clients to supply any data to train our AI. Instead, we manually collect and label the datasets ourselves.
Always up-to-date
Our solutions are always aligned with the latest legislative changes.
Custom playbook
We help you add your own rules into our standard solutions to address your organization's review guidelines and practices.
Unmatched speed
We provide review quality on par with top lawyers in a matter of minutes.
On-premise availability
On-premise option is available to meet the strictest security standards.
In your language
Our solutions support more than 50 languages. Bilingual contracts are also supported.
State-of-the-art
We make use of the latest research, deep learning and NLP technology available.
Trusted by industry leaders
We help medium and large businesses and organizations all over the world to make legal work less time-consuming and more resource-efficient. By fully or partially automating the legal document review process, we help companies put more focus on strategic tasks rather than repetitive legal review routines.










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In-house sourcing
Help your sales and procurement teams to close deals faster.
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Automate repetitive review workflows and free time for more value-driven work.
Law firms
Deliver strategic legal advice while advanced AI is sifting through hundreds of pages for you.
Contract platforms
Provide richer insights for your users through our API integration.
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Our team
We are an international team of highly skilled developers, lawyers, and legal data engineers on a mission to automate contract review with the help of AI. Some of our developers are also qualified lawyers. This powerful mix of expertise gives us competitive edge and enables fast, efficient and value-oriented development of high-quality legal AI solutions.

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