Every NDA gets a full read
A two person legal team reads forty vendor NDAs a month line by line, because the one with the odd indemnity clause looks like the other thirty nine.
Solutions · Legal
First reads and clause checks in minutes, with a lawyer making every call.
In house legal teams and law firms review contracts that are mostly standard and occasionally dangerous. A legal copilot does the first read against your playbook and points to what needs a lawyer's eye.
AksharAIVendor NDA, Sahyadri SoftwareAK
Vendor NDA, Sahyadri Software
- Type
- Mutual NDA
- Term
- 3 years
- Governing law
- India, Mumbai courts
- Indemnity
- Uncapped, one way
- Playbook result
- 2 deviations
- Reviewer
- Adv. Neha Joshi
- Uploaded by procurement
- First read against playbook
- Deviations marked
- Lawyer review
- Summary filed
The work today
What slows legal teams down
The playbook is in someone's head
Which positions you accept, which you push back on and which need the CFO lives with the senior counsel, unwritten and hard for others to use.
Business teams wait
Procurement cannot sign a vendor until legal reviews the contract. Legal is busy with litigation. The vendor starts work without a signed agreement.
Finding the old contract
Someone asks what the renewal terms are with a key distributor. The signed copy is a scan in a shared drive, under a file name nobody remembers.
How the work flows
A typical piece of work, stage by stage
- Step 1Contract uploadedBy the business team
- Step 2Clauses readAgainst your playbook
- Step 3Deviations markedWith suggested wording
- Step 4Lawyer decidesAccept, edit or push back
- Step 5Summary filedKey dates and terms
Agents and templates
What legal teams start with
Agents take on a whole process. Templates are smaller starting points you adapt in the studio.
Where a person approves
The decisions that stay with your team
Every legal position
The copilot marks deviations and suggests fallback wording from your playbook. A lawyer decides what to accept. It never sends redlines to the other side.
Anything outside the playbook
Clauses the playbook does not cover are flagged as unknown, with no suggested answer, so nobody mistakes a guess for advice.
Summaries used by others
Key term summaries for finance or procurement are checked by legal before they are shared, because people act on them.
Questions
From legal teams
Is this legal advice?
No. The copilot applies your own playbook and points to clauses. A qualified lawyer on your side makes every decision.
Can it work on scanned contracts?
Yes, once the scan is readable. The extraction step turns the scan into text first, and low quality pages are flagged for a person.
Where are our contracts stored?
Where you decide. For legal work many teams choose private cloud or on premise deployment, so documents never leave their environment.
What if we do not have a written playbook?
That is common. We start by writing one with your senior counsel for your most frequent contract type, usually NDAs or vendor agreements.
Other teams
See the work in other teams
See it on your work
Bring one slow, repetitive process. We will show you an agent doing it.
A working session with someone who builds these every week.
Or get a ballpark proposal in two minutesWhat happens next
- Step 1A short call about one process and the systems involved
- Step 2A demo of an agent working on a version of your task
- Step 3A clear view of fit, approvals and what it would take