Legal Agreement Analyzer
A contract governance engine for high-volume B2B agreements. Clause-level extraction, baseline comparison with a deviation score, precedent citations from your own signed deals, and a first-draft redline for every proposed agreement - in minutes, not days.
Built for structured, reliable contract analysis.
LAA combines LLM-based extraction with deterministic validation and comparison logic defined in your playbook - not hard-coded rules.
Clause-level extraction
Extract every term as structured data from PDFs and Word docs. Each clause is mapped to your playbook's terms with provenance tracking back to source text.
Playbook-driven criticality
Define Critical, High, and Informational terms in your playbook. Missing or ambiguous critical terms are automatically flagged for review.
Baseline comparison
Compare each extracted term against your approved baseline with a deviation score. Quantify exactly how far a proposed clause deviates.
Term-by-term comparison
Deterministic comparison of payment terms, liability caps, renewal windows, and more. See exactly what changed and by how much.
Precedent-backed review
When a term deviates, LAA searches your corpus of signed agreements for comparable terms you've already accepted and cites them by name and date - so a reviewer can distinguish a genuine risk from a term you've negotiated before.
Risk classification
Deviations are classified as Critical, Warning, or Acceptable based on your business rules. Produces a concise, actionable risk summary per agreement.
Automated redlines
A first-draft Word redline in minutes of upload - tracked changes and real margin comments, minimal in-place edits that preserve the counterparty's structure. Structural judgment calls surface as comments, never silent auto-edits, and every redline round-trips cleanly to the original.
Coverage tracking
Track clause coverage across your portfolio: which terms were found, which are missing, and which are novel terms outside your standard template.
From upload to human-in-the-loop review.
LAA is designed as a governance engine, not a generic chat interface. Every agreement passes through structured stages.
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Upload agreements (PDF or Word) and select the relevant client/baseline.
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LAA extracts structured terms via LLMs and validates them against your playbook.
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The comparison engine scores each term against your baseline and cites comparable terms from your signed-deal precedent.
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LAA generates a Word redline with tracked changes and margin comments for the flagged terms.
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A review queue surfaces flagged agreements for human-in-the-loop review and approval.
Built-in support for common B2B agreements.
LAA ships with pre-configured playbooks for NDAs and Reseller agreements, with the flexibility to add custom types.
Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)
Extract and validate key terms: definition of confidential information, exclusions, term/duration, permitted disclosures, return/destruction obligations, governing law, and more.
- • Mutual vs. one-way classification
- • Duration and survival period validation
- • Jurisdiction-specific requirements
Reseller Agreements
Handle complex commercial terms: territory, exclusivity, pricing and discounts, payment terms, termination rights, liability caps, indemnification, and IP provisions.
- • Multi-party relationship mapping
- • Pricing tier extraction
- • Renewal and termination logic
Custom agreement types can be configured by defining a playbook for extraction, validation rules, and comparison baselines.
Multi-client by design, configurable without code.
Each client has its own playbook, prompts, and rules, bootstrapped from a global library but free to diverge over time.
Client isolation
Data and configurations are fully isolated per client, with no shared storage or cross-client access.
Visual playbook editor
Admins can modify extraction rules, clause criticality, and prompt templates from a UI instead of editing code.
A governance engine with built-in visibility.
Track what was reviewed, what was flagged, and how contracts compare to your standards.
Contracts processed
Per client and per agreement type
Cycle time
From upload to review completion
Risk exposure
Scored by severity and clause
Deviation tracking
Against your baseline agreements
Technical questions about LAA.
Interested in LAA?
LAA is currently in beta. If you'd like to learn more or explore early access, get in touch.
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