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Every flag sits on the exact clause it refers to, with a plain-English reason and a suggested revision.
Flags perpetual vs term limits, field-of-use restrictions, and whether the licence is transferable.
Surfaces reverse-engineering, redistribution, and decompilation bans and their practical reach.
Checks audit rights, true-up mechanics, and whetherUsage metrics are clearly defined.
Highlights 'as is' disclaimers and whether any limited warranty survives.
Flags IP-infringement indemnity scope and any carve-outs that leave you exposed.
Detects termination-for-breach terms and which obligations survive expiry.
AI contract review covers major common-law and civil-law patterns across four regions.
State & federal contract patterns, UCC basics
UK contract law & consumer protections
GDPR & EU directive obligations
PIPL & PRC contract provisions
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License grants the right to use the Software. The license is non-transferable and perpetual. (Number of users, installations and metric undefined.)
Issue: An undefined metric makes compliance unauditable and disputes likely — “perpetual” with “non-transferable” also blocks M&A and internal restructuring.
Suggested edit: Define the metric (named user / concurrent / server / seat), the transfer conditions (affiliate and change-of-control), and the term.
Licensee shall indemnify Licensor against all claims arising from the use of the Software.
Issue: An all-claims indemnity from the licensee covers even claims caused by the licensor’s own IP defects.
Suggested edit: Limit indemnity to claims arising from the licensee’s content or unlawful use; keep IP-infringement indemnity from the licensor.
As licensor, you want a tightly defined scope, IP protection and audit rights. As licensee, you want breadth for actual use, sublicensing where needed and IP indemnity.
Compare other contract typesThe AI adapts its risk checklist to the kind of contract you upload.
Yes. Upload an EULA, licence, or OEM terms; AI adapts its checklist to perpetual vs term licences and flags scope, restrictions and audit rights.
Field-of-use limits, reverse-engineering bans, transferability, audit/true-up mechanics, 'as is' disclaimers, and IP-indemnity carve-outs — each on the exact clause.
Yes. AI flags broad audit rights, true-up mechanics, and unclear usage metrics so you understand what you may owe at audit.
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No. It is a first-pass review aid that explains risky clauses plainly so you can negotiate; for binding advice, confirm with a qualified attorney.
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