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Legal Intelligence

A contract is read against a playbook, issues are highlighted, and counsel decides. Designed to assist lawyers, never to replace them.

  1. Intake
  2. Playbook
  3. Issues
  4. Counsel
  5. Record

Fictional example Cedar & Finch (fictional)

  1. The problem

    A supplier agreement arrives with a request to sign this week.

  2. Information in

    What you provide. Nothing else is read.

    • The draft agreement
    • The company's contract playbook
    • Earlier agreements with this supplier
  3. Averyniq proposes

    1. 01

      Liability cap below the playbook

      Clause 11 caps liability lower than the playbook allows.

      Proposed by Averyniq

    2. 02

      Automatic renewal found

      Clause 4 renews unless notice is given ninety days before the end.

      Proposed by Averyniq

    3. 03

      One clause is outside the playbook

      The governing-law clause is not assessed. It goes to counsel as it stands.

      Proposed by Averyniq

  4. A person decides

    What goes to counsel as a recommendation?

  5. What is recorded

    Each issue with the clause it came from, who reviewed it, and counsel's decision. This is decision support, not legal advice.

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The problem

What goes wrong without it.

A supplier agreement arrives with a request to sign this week.

Fictional example. The organisation, people and results here are invented, and no AI model is running.