Everything in one tool. From upload to renewal.
Every contract follows the same arc: it arrives, you read it, you mark it up, you sign it, you live with it. Legal Redline gives you one tool for each step — connected, with the team you actually work with.
Every clause, scored against your standard.
Drop in a contract. Within minutes, every clause is checked, every deviation is flagged, and the changes are drafted.
- One-click uploadPDF or Word (.docx) — upload it or paste the text.
- Risk-ranked findingsHigh / Medium / Low, each with a plain-English explanation of why it matters.
- Accept, edit or dismiss each changeEvery suggested change is pre-drafted. Accept it, edit the wording, or keep the original.
- Drafted from your playbookSuggested wording comes from your own clauses and fallbacks, and learns from rewrites you accept.
- Side-by-side comparisonCompare two versions of a contract and see exactly what changed.
- Document version historyEvery revision tracked, including who changed what and when.
- Plain-English risk summariesOne-paragraph summary per contract for non-lawyer reviewers.
- Export back to WordNative .docx with tracked changes. Counterparty’s lawyer accepts/rejects in Word.
Encode your house rules once. Apply them forever.
A playbook is your team’s review philosophy, written down. Pick a topic. Set three positions. Let the AI do the matching.
- Three positions per ruleIdeal · Fallback · Walk-away. Like training a junior associate, only consistent.
- Starter rulesIndemnity, liability, auto-renewal, data protection, IP, termination — the topics that actually matter.
- Four starter playbooksNDA, master services agreement, SaaS vendor, employment.
- Clause library with risk levelsBuild a reusable library; tag each clause High / Medium / Low risk.
- Ordered clause fallbacksUp to three fallback positions per clause, applied in priority order.
- Search your signed contractsFind the wording you agreed before, across your signed contracts.
- Change a rule, re-run the reviewUpdate your playbook and run any contract’s review again against it.
- Every change recordedEach playbook change is saved as a version; each clause keeps its history.
Indemnification — who pays if someone gets sued
Every obligation. Every renewal. One place.
Once signed, every deliverable, deadline, and notice window lives in one tracker — extracted from the contract, owned by a human, with reminders before they bite.
- Auto-extracted obligationsSLA reports, audit rights, sub-processor notices, insurance certs — pulled out of the document on day one.
- Renewal countdowns90 / 60 / 30-day alerts before the auto-renew window closes.
- Pipeline kanban viewEvery contract across pending / in review / negotiating / signed.
- Lifecycle event logEvery status change, sign-off, and amendment captured against the contract.
- Key dates & date alertsEffective date, renewal, termination, notice windows — surfaced before they bite.
- Owned by humansSingle accountable owner per obligation, with status history.
- Email & in-app remindersReminders before the date, by email and in the app.
- Recurring obligationsMonthly, quarterly, annual — auto-roll without re-creating.
- Evidence captureAttach proof — a link and a note — to the obligation it satisfies.
Ask. Draft. Compare. In plain English.
A working partner that knows your portfolio and any contract you open with it. Ask it to summarize, draft a clause, or just explain what something means.
- Grounded in your documentsAsk about a contract and it answers from that contract’s text.
- Archive searchFind every signed contract that mentions SOC 2 — or anything else.
- Cross-contract analysisSpot conflicting terms or duplicate obligations across linked agreements.
- Saved chat sessionsConversations persist per contract, with citations preserved.
- Plain-English modeTranslate any clause into language a founder can read.
Review with your team. Not against them.
Reviews land on real teammates. Comments stay with the contract. Approvals leave a paper trail.
- Review assignmentsAssign any document to any teammate, with email + in-app alerts.
- Threaded commentsThreaded comments on every contract. Reply, resolve, reopen.
- Approval workflowsMulti-step approvals for contracts. Every decision logged.
- Negotiation roundsEach round of redlines captured — see who moved on what, and when.
- Notifications & activity feedIn-app notification center, plus a team activity feed for what shipped.
- Roles & guest accessAdmin / Member / Viewer roles. Time-limited guest links for externals.
Know your contracts at the portfolio level.
When every contract is in one place, patterns appear. Cycle times, compliance gaps, counterparty leverage — all visible without spreadsheets.
- Analytics dashboardReview cycle time, risk trends, value by contract type, and where reviews slow down.
- Compliance rule engineDefine rules once. Surface every contract that breaks them.
- Counterparty registryEvery company you deal with — their contracts, contacts and risk in one place.
- Cross-contract analysisDetect linked agreements (MSA + SOW), conflicting terms, duplicates.
- Contract templatesAuthor your paper once with merge fields, then generate fresh contracts from it.
- Export anywhereCSV or JSON for analytics, reports, board decks.
Built like a serious legal tool. Boring on purpose.
Private by design · no training
Your contracts are never used to train models. Encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS).
Citations, always · grounded answers
Every finding quotes the clause it’s about, so you can check it against the contract. No invented case law.
Fits your stack · no migration
Word in, Word out with tracked changes. Deadlines in your calendar through a subscribe link.
Two-factor auth · TOTP + email
Authenticator apps or email codes. Sign out of every device in one click. Email verification on every signup.
Audit log · every action, attributable
30+ tracked actions — uploads, edits, exports, role changes, approvals — each one tied to a user.
Stored in the UK · tenant-isolated
Your contracts are stored in the UK, kept apart from every other workspace. To review them, the text is sent to our AI provider (in the US), with personal data taken out first.