The usual way
- Read forty pages to find six dates
- Copy obligations into a spreadsheet one clause at a time
- Miss a notice period buried in a schedule
Contract review
Upload a contract and get a clear obligations register back: who must do what, by when, and what happens if they do not. Risky clauses, penalties and notice periods are pulled out so you can read the parts that matter first.
You askBuild an obligations register from this document.
What changes
Before you sign
Deadlines, notice periods, penalties and renewal terms, pulled into one register before the pen touches paper. Read the clauses that matter first, then keep the register to track what is owed and when.
What you get
Each duty listed with the party responsible, the deadline or trigger, and the clause it comes from.
Penalties, liability caps, auto-renewals and termination rights are called out so you know where to focus.
Works on PDF, Word and text files: service agreements, statements of work, policies and procedures.
On Pro, save the review as a Loop and run the same checks on every new contract you receive.
How to do it
No formulas, no templates to set up. Describe what you need the way you would to a colleague.
Add a PDF, Word or text file. Several related documents can go in together.
Pick the obligations register, or ask for exactly what you need.
Try typingList every obligation on the supplier with its deadline, and flag any penalty or auto-renewal.
Scan the obligations and risks, then open the clauses flagged for a closer read.
Save it as a Loop on Pro so every future contract gets the same review in one click.
Worked example
The services agreement sample is a real-world commercial contract. Open it with the obligations register task already selected and run it.
No account, no card, no API key.
Questions
Yes. Upload the contract and ask for an obligations register. You get each obligation with the responsible party, deadline or trigger and the clause it comes from.
PDF, Word and plain text documents.
It gives you a fast, organised first read so you know where to focus. Decisions with legal consequences still belong with a qualified adviser.
Yes. Upload both and ask what changed. Differences in obligations, dates and terms are set out side by side.
Bring the file behind your next recurring task and see a real result in the next few minutes.
Review a sample contract No account, no card, no API key.