Intelligent Contract Analysis with Legal Tech
Your Benefits with Contract Analyzer
Important Contract Content at a Glance with Contract Analyzer
Artificial Intelligence
The software employs the latest artificial intelligence processes and methods, with an excellent understanding of language. Machine learning, deep learning, and fact recognition all work away in the background to identify data points and clauses, allowing Contract Analyzer to process information quickly and efficiently.
Detect and Process Lots of File Formats
Our software detects and processes over 600 file formats, such as Word and PDF. Naturally you can also upload scanned documents to Contract Analyzer. After analysis the collected insights can be easily exported to Excel or Word, for example.
Good Overview for Precise Analysis
Contract Analyzer has different view options – for example, you can select individual data points or clauses and see which contracts contain these. You can also get an overview of the findings and clauses contained in an individual contract and then evaluate these.
Intelligent Software that Learns from You
Our Contract Analyzer features advanced learning algorithms, which allow you to train our software for your own specific purposes, in order to achieve your objectives even more quickly.
You train the software by annotating and labeling text passages that are relevant to you. With even just a few annotations, Contract Analyzer can already deliver huge benefits. Constantly expand your set of AI detectors and use and combine these flexibly for new projects. Importantly: your AI training remains your own expert knowledge; if you use the SaaS version of Contract Analyzer, we do not co-opt your expertise.
Quick and Reliable Processing
Contract Analyzer helps you complete tasks like these quickly and reliably:
- Are there references to liability amounts greater than one million euros?
- Show me all rental agreements with rents lower than 1,500 euros.
- Which contracts are missing liability clauses, or which contain special termination rights?