Legal, then management, then executed, with the risky clauses already circled.
Contracts get stuck in two places: waiting on legal, and waiting on whoever legal is waiting on. This recipe makes both stages one tap. A requester submits the contract with its key terms and the draft file. AI rates the risk (auto-renewal, uncapped liability, indemnification, exclusivity, missing terms) so neither reviewer is reading cold. Legal clears it, management signs off, and the requester is emailed at every stage, including which stage sent it back.
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Installing provisions each one, wired together and ready to run.
Where a requester submits a contract for approval, types the key terms for AI risk review, and attaches the draft. Publishing it auto-creates the Contracts response sheet, the single system of record.
Tells the requester the outcome at every stage (executed, or returned by legal or by management) with the AI risk notes and next steps.
Logs each contract, produces the AI risk summary from the typed key terms, routes it through sequential legal and management approvals, then marks it executed or emails the requester if either stage returns it.
You connect your own accounts. Swap any app that offers an alternative at install.
Posts the legal and management review requests with the secure review link, and announces executed contracts to your contracts channel. Swap for Telegram, Discord or Google Chat.
Emails the requester the decision at every stage, executed, or returned by legal or management. Swap for Brevo.
The requester completes the Contract Submission Form (title, counterparty, type, value, dates) types the key terms in their own words (payment terms, renewal, liability, exclusivity, IP, termination), and attaches the draft file. Submitting logs the contract and fires the workflow. Write the key terms out properly, those are what the AI risk review reads. The attached draft travels with them to both human reviewers.
The AI Risk Review step reads those typed key terms and rates the contract's risk, calling out auto-renewal, uncapped liability, indemnification, exclusivity, and terms that are simply missing. Anything at or above the high-value threshold you set at install is treated as high-risk on value alone. The point isn't to replace legal review, it's so legal opens the request already knowing where to look.
Legal receives the contract, key terms, risk notes, and file link in Slack, and either approves it forward or returns it to the requester. Legally-cleared contracts then go to management for a final one-tap approval. Two real stages, in order, each one a link away. Swap Slack for Telegram, Discord, or Google Chat at install.
Fully approved contracts are marked executed, your contracts channel is notified, and the requester is emailed. A rejection at either stage sends the contract back to the requester by email, naming which stage returned it and carrying the AI risk notes, so they know what to fix rather than what to guess.
Everything it creates is an ordinary form, table and workflow in your workspace. Edit any of it after install. Nothing is locked.
