Document AI and Contract Intelligence
Document AI and Contract Intelligence
Version 1.0.19 introduces AI-powered contract analysis across the platform's Contract Lifecycle Management module. The Document AI engine automatically processes contracts at upload and surfaces structured intelligence — reducing manual review time and lowering the risk of missed obligations or compliance gaps.
Overview
Document AI applies large-scale language understanding to your contracts to deliver five core capabilities:
| Capability | Description |
|---|---|
| Risk Assessment | Scores contracts for risk and highlights problematic clauses |
| Key Term Extraction | Identifies and indexes commercially significant terms |
| Compliance Monitoring | Continuously checks contracts against policy and regulatory rules |
| Critical Date Detection | Tracks expiry, renewal, notice, and milestone dates |
| Obligation & Issue Tracking | Surfaces party obligations and flags anomalous or missing provisions |
Risk Assessment
Each contract receives an automated risk score based on the content of its clauses. The AI flags:
- Unfavourable liability or indemnity terms
- Unusual or non-standard provisions
- Missing protective clauses (e.g. limitation of liability, IP ownership)
- Jurisdiction or governing-law concerns
Risk findings are presented in a structured report attached to the contract record, allowing legal and commercial teams to prioritise their review queue.
Key Term Extraction
The extraction engine reads the full contract text and automatically identifies and categorises key terms, including:
- Payment terms — amounts, schedules, late-payment penalties
- Renewal and expiry conditions — auto-renewal clauses, opt-out windows
- SLAs and performance obligations — uptime commitments, response times
- Liability caps — maximum exposure amounts
- Confidentiality and IP — ownership, permitted use, non-disclosure scope
- Governing law and jurisdiction
Extracted terms are stored as structured metadata on the contract record and are fully searchable.
Compliance Monitoring
Compliance monitoring runs continuously against your active contract portfolio. It evaluates contracts against:
- Internal policy templates (e.g. mandatory data processing clauses, approved jurisdiction list)
- Configurable regulatory rule sets
When a contract drifts out of compliance — or when a new policy rule is published — affected contracts are automatically flagged and owners are notified.
Critical Date Detection
Document AI extracts and registers the following date types into the platform's calendar and alert system:
- Contract expiry / end date
- Renewal notice deadlines — the latest date by which a party must act to prevent auto-renewal or trigger termination
- Milestone and delivery dates
- Review and audit dates
- Payment due dates
Dates are visible on the contract record timeline and trigger configurable advance notifications.
Obligation Tracking
The AI identifies explicit obligations assigned to each contracting party and creates structured obligation records. These include:
- Deliverable commitments with associated deadlines
- Reporting and notification duties
- Consent and approval requirements
Obligation records can be assigned to internal owners and tracked through to completion.
Issue Detection
The issue-detection layer proactively surfaces potential problems before they become disputes:
- Conflicting clauses — internally inconsistent provisions within the same document
- Missing standard provisions — absence of clauses that your policy templates require
- Anomalous terms — terms that deviate significantly from your organisation's standard positions
Detected issues are listed in the contract's AI Analysis panel with a severity rating and a plain-language explanation.
Availability
Document AI and Contract Intelligence is available as part of the Contract Lifecycle Management module from v1.0.19 onwards. Analysis runs automatically when a contract is uploaded or when an existing contract record is updated with a new document version. Re-analysis can also be triggered manually from the contract record.