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A hundred contracts. One pass.

Define the questions once, run them across every document in a stack, and get back a table where every cell can prove where it came from.

One question set, every document

Instead of opening contracts one by one, describe what you need to know and let the review run across the whole stack.

Reusable question sets

Governing law, term, liability caps, change-of-control — define the columns once and reuse them on the next stack.

Answers as a table

Results land in a grid: one row per document, one column per question, exportable for the deal team.

Outliers surface themselves

When ninety-seven contracts say New York and three say something else, the table makes the three impossible to miss.

Every cell can prove itself

A review you can't verify is a review you have to redo. Every value keeps its provenance.

Source links per cell

Each value links to the exact passage in the document it was extracted from — the source is one click away.

Run attribution

Each cell also traces to who ran the review and when, in the matter's history.

How teams use tabular review

  • Extract key terms from a due-diligence data room into one table
  • Check a portfolio of NDAs for non-standard confidentiality terms
  • Build a lease abstract across a property portfolio
  • Triage inbound contracts by liability cap and indemnity language
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