Upload a vendor or supplier agreement and let AI flag pricing escalators, weak SLAs, one-sided liability and data-security gaps — with plain-English explanations.
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Every flag sits on the exact clause it refers to, with a plain-English reason and a suggested revision.
Flags unilateral price escalators, vague MSP terms, and late-payment penalties buried in the fine print.
Checks uptime commitments, remedy credits, and whether the SLA cap is too low to matter.
Surfaces who owns work product and whether acceptance transfers IP or just a licence.
Flags one-sided indemnities and liability caps that leave you exposed for the vendor's faults.
Detects missing breach-notification timelines and unclear security obligations for data you share.
Highlights exit-assistance duties, data-return, and transition-cost clauses that affect switching.
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
Synthetic examples showing what a finding looks like on this contract type — the flagged clause, why it is flagged, and a suggested revision. Examples are constructed for illustration, not taken from real engagements.
Vendor shall be liable for any and all damages arising from the goods or services, without limitation.
Issue: Unlimited liability on the vendor side is usually disproportionate to the contract value. Buyers should note that unlimited liability on their own side carries the mirror-image risk.
Suggested edit: Cap total liability at the fees paid in the preceding 12 months, with carve-outs that survive the cap (e.g. indemnity for third-party IP claims).
Payment is due within 3 business days of invoice; late payment accrues 5% monthly interest.
Issue: Aggressive payment terms plus high default interest create cash-flow risk for the buyer.
Suggested edit: Negotiate net 30–60 days and a reasonable late-payment rate; align payment milestones with acceptance of deliverables.
As buyer, you want delivery certainty, quality warranties and meaningful remedies. As vendor, you want payment predictability, a liability cap and protection against scope creep.
Compare other contract typesThe AI adapts its risk checklist to the kind of contract you upload.
Yes. Upload either; AI adapts its checklist to goods vs services — services agreements get SLA and IP-deliverable checks, supply agreements get delivery and title checks.
Unilateral price escalators, weak SLA remedies, one-sided indemnities, missing data-breach notification, and costly exit/transition terms. Each is flagged on the exact clause.
Yes. AI flags missing or vague security measures and breach-notification timelines, especially where personal data is involved (GDPR/PIPL).
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No. It is a first-pass review aid that explains risky clauses in plain English so you can negotiate; for binding advice, confirm with a qualified attorney.
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