Upload a set of agreements and get one spreadsheet with the parties, start date, term, value and renewal terms from each, so you can compare them at a glance.
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You choose the columns. Each contract becomes one row. Here is an example of the output:
| Counterparty | Effective date | Term | Contract value | Auto-renews | Notice period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CloudBase Inc | Jan 15, 2026 | 24 months | $48,000 | Yes | 60 days |
Example row for illustration. Your columns are whatever you name.
Finding the renewal date or notice period in fifty contracts means opening fifty long documents and searching through legal language. It is easy to miss a clause and get locked into another year.
Vendor contracts, leases, service agreements. Long, multi-page PDFs are fine.
Parties, dates, term length, value, auto-renewal, notice period, governing law, or any clause you describe.
Short, clean values like '60 days' instead of whole paragraphs, one contract per row.
No. It returns just the essential value, like '6%' or 'January 1, 2026', not the sentence around it.
Yes. Add a column like 'Auto-renews (Yes/No)' and it fills in Yes or No for each contract.
No. It extracts what the documents say so you can review them faster. Have a lawyer review anything important.
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