Clause-level analysis with severity rankings, obligations, key dates, missing clauses, and redlines you can paste straight into your drafting tool. Works on Arabic and English.
Summary, risks, obligations, dates, gaps, redlines.
Balanced, conservative, or founder-friendly.
Scans are OCR-ed automatically.
A single review that asks every question a good associate would ask — and returns a structured answer you can paste straight into the redraft.
Parties, governing law, effective date, term, and a plain-language recap of what the contract does.
Every problematic clause, severity-ranked High / Medium / Low, cited with the article number and a concrete recommendation.
A clean table of every who-must-do-what, with deadlines pulled out as “ongoing”, “immediate”, or a specific timeframe.
Effective date, term end, survival periods, notice windows — every date worth putting in your calendar or CLM.
Standard clauses missing or under-specified — tagged with severity and the wording you'd typically expect to see.
Original text, suggested replacement, and the rationale — one click to copy and paste into your drafting tool.
The same clause is a “risk” to a general counsel and “market-normal” to a founder closing a seed round. Pick the stance that matches who you're reviewing for.
The default. Flags things a reasonable counterparty would push back on and ignores the rest. Good for arms-length commercial deals where the relationship matters as much as the terms.
Treats ambiguity as risk. Flags indemnity caps, liability exclusions, auto-renewal, unilateral amendment rights. Use when you're the smaller party and the contract was drafted by the other side's counsel.
Tolerates market norms so you don't redline the whole document on round-one. Surfaces clauses that actually matter for valuation, control, or founder liability. Ignores the cosmetic stuff.
Global LLMs treat Arabic contracts as a translation problem. Ours treats them as Arabic-native legal work — and returns output you can actually ship.
Trained on UAE, KSA, Kuwait, and DIFC contract corpora. Handles bilingual documents, code-switched clauses, and Arabic legal phrasing without translating the whole thing to English first.
Every flagged risk comes with the original text, a suggested replacement, and a one-line rationale — formatted so you can copy it straight into Word, your CLM, or your drafting assistant.
Contracts never leave your perimeter. No retention, no training on your documents, every clause traceable to the article that produced it.
Contracts and reviews deleted post-session by default.
UAE, KSA, your own VPC, or fully on-prem.
Legal-hold-ready, with full audit trail per user.
Auto-redact party names before review, if required.
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