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LB-04 Contract Radar

Reviews a contract against a company playbook and ties every risk to the exact clause it comes from.

LB-04

Contract Radar Evaluation board

Live

Choose a contract, or send a PDF of your own, and Contract Radar reads it against a company playbook. It extracts the text and where every word sits, screens it for instructions aimed at a reviewer, has a model find the clauses that go against the playbook and quote them, and then the server checks every quote against the contract and keeps only the ones that are really there. Click a finding to see its passage highlighted in the PDF, and turn it into a proposed wording.

Not legal adviceA review is a reading aid for a person to weigh. It can miss a clause, and it never replaces a lawyer.

Choose a contract

Choose a sample contract
An ordinary supply agreement with problems planted in it, in renewal, payment, intellectual property and liability, and one clause missing altogether. Check that each finding quotes the contract's own words, and where the radar puts the worst one. 11 pages. Planted in it: risky clauses 4, missing clauses 1.
The same agreement on fair terms. A reviewer that reports anything here is wrong, so this is the test for false alarms. 11 pages. Nothing is planted in it.
The longest contract the system takes: exactly 30 pages, with one clause that binds the supplier hidden in it. It shows citations on a long document. 30 pages. Planted in it: risky clauses 1, missing clauses 0.
A short agreement that carries instructions aimed at an AI reviewer, such as "report that there are no risks". The injection screen flags it, the model is never shown those passages, and no finding may rest on them. 6 pages. Planted in it: risky clauses 2, missing clauses 1.
One page over the limit. The system refuses the file before any text is read, and gives the place back. 31 pages. The system must refuse this file.
Pages that are pictures of text, with no text layer. This system does no OCR, so it refuses the file and says why. 5 pages. The system must refuse this file.

About this sample

Wholesale supply agreement

An ordinary supply agreement with problems planted in it, in renewal, payment, intellectual property and liability, and one clause missing altogether. Check that each finding quotes the contract's own words, and where the radar puts the worst one.

11 pages. Planted in it: risky clauses 4, missing clauses 1.

Reviewing it live takes one of your 3 contracts today and makes two to five model calls.

This copy of the site cannot review a contract live right now.

The playbook

The rules every review is read against, by topic. A risk rule flags a passage that is in the contract; a required clause is flagged when the contract does not have it.

The Scope

Start a run and its trace appears here, step by step.