Drafting & Review
A first draft from your own templates. A second pair of eyes on everything you are sent.
The last version gets copied. The one that arrives gets read late.
Drafting starts from whichever old file somebody remembers, and a clause from a deal two years ago comes along for the ride. Reviewing starts at the end of the day, with one person, one pass and a deadline.
Going out
A draft built from the last draft
Old names, old terms and another deal's numbers, edited by hand until it looks right.
Coming in
A contract read once, at the end of the day
Somewhere in the middle is a term nobody agreed to. It is only found if the one reader happens to be sharp that evening.
Answer the questions. Get the document.
Pick the document, then fill in one form: parties, terms and clauses, each in a section you can open or fold away. What you leave out stays blank, and what the AI had to assume is listed beside the draft.
What would you like to draft?
What this draft assumed
- Payment termspending
Proposed: Monthly in arrears
Not stated. Chosen to match your other services agreements.
- Notice periodpending
Proposed: Thirty days
Not stated. Taken from the clause you picked.
Your templates, your clauses
Templates
Clause Library
A note for your lawyer, with the draft
Counsel handoff summary
- Fee left blank - confirm before sending
- Notice period was assumed, not provided
- Check the limitation of liability against current counsel guidance
A draft for review, not legal advice. A lawyer reads it before it goes out.
Finish it where your records already are
Every finding points at the words.
Pick a document from the Vault or upload the one you were sent, including a scan or a photo. Each finding is anchored to the exact phrase it is about, ranked by severity, with wording you can use instead. Select a finding to see it.
The document
1. Services. Corvane Delivery Partners (the Supplier) will provide the Services to (the Customer) as described in Schedule 1.
2. Fees. The Customer will pay the monthly fee set out in Schedule 2. Invoices are payable within 30 days of receipt.
3. Delivery. The Supplier will complete each deliverable after the Customer’s request.
4. Payment. For the avoidance of doubt, .
5. Termination. . The Customer may terminate by written notice.
Findings, most serious first
It quotes. It does not paraphrase.
In the document
… the Supplier will complete each deliverable within a reasonable time after the Customer's request …
“within a reasonable time”
Where the exact words cannot be located, the finding says so.
It knows whose document it is
Reviewed for Northwind Foods against its profile: legal name, entity type, jurisdiction, registered address and sector.
Findings become a record
Built for documents that matter.
Not used to train models
We do not use your content to train AI models, and we do not authorise our AI providers to train on it, unless you agree otherwise in writing.
Every finding has a source
Every finding quotes the document. Where the exact words cannot be located, the finding says so.
Every document gets reviewed
The AI drafts and flags. A person reads and signs. That order does not change, on any document.
Not legal advice
Drafts and findings are there to be checked. The judgement stays with you and your counsel.
Draft from your own words. Read everything twice.
Start with your templates, and let nothing you are sent go unread.