The review is the bottleneck
A full contract set is hundreds of pages across a base agreement, general conditions, exhibits and addenda. Reading it properly takes days you don't have before the signing date.
Upload a construction contract and get back playbook-scored findings across seven review areas — every flag traced to the clause it came from, and a redline your team can send. Not legal advice: always a draft a human confirms.
The invalidity of any provision of the Contract Documents shall not invalidate the Contract or its remaining provisions.
§ 7.9.1 Except as otherwise provided in Section 7.9.2, where the Contract Documents require one party to notify or give notice to the other party, such notice shall be provided in writing to the designated representative of the party.
§ 7.9.2 Notice of claims, defaults and/or termination shall be provided in writing and shall be deemed to have been duly served only if delivered to the designated representative of the party to whom the notice is addressed by certified or registered mail or by nationally recognized overnight delivery service.
Where the Contract is based on the Cost of the Work plus the Contractor's Fee, with or without a Guaranteed Maximum Price, the Contractor accepts the relationship of trust and confidence established by this Agreement.
§ 15.6.2 At Substantial Completion, a sum equivalent to two hundred percent (200%) of the cost to complete the items, as determined by the Architect, shall be withheld from the Contractor in lieu of the retainage.
01 / The problem
Why contract review is the thing that quietly costs you money.
Outside counsel is slow and expensive, so most agreements get read by a project manager between two other jobs — or signed unread. The risk gets priced at zero because nobody has time to find it.
A full contract set is hundreds of pages across a base agreement, general conditions, exhibits and addenda. Reading it properly takes days you don't have before the signing date.
A 200% punch-list holdback. A notice clause that voids your claim because you emailed it. Standard terms, easy to skim past, and they surface months later at the worst moment.
Two people read the same agreement and flag different things. There's no record of what was checked, what was cleared, or who decided — which is exactly what you need when a claim lands.
02 / The platform
The layers that make an agent safe to run in production.
The difference between a demo and a deployment is everything around the model. RivetData is the harness, the evaluation suite, the deployment pipeline, and the control plane — so every agent is tested, governed, and accountable.
A typed, permissioned runtime that gives agents controlled access to your systems — every tool call scoped, rate-limited, and recorded. No agent touches production data without an explicit, revocable grant.
Golden datasets, regression suites, and adversarial red-teaming run on every change. An agent ships only when it clears accuracy, safety, and cost thresholds — and we watch those metrics in production, not just at launch.
Versioned prompts, tools, and policies move through staging with canary rollouts and one-click rollback. Every release is reproducible and attributable to a person and a change.
Immutable logs, human approval gates, PII controls, and role-based access — mapped to SOC 2, GDPR, and the emerging standards for agentic AI. Show any decision, from input to output, on demand.
Connectors to the systems your work already lives in, with signed data-processing terms, defined SLAs, and clear ownership of models, data, and outputs.
Multi-seat workspaces, roles, and audit trails so your team can review, approve, and eventually own the agents — with onboarding built for operators, not just engineers.
03 / What you get back
Not a summary and not a chat window. A structured review scored against your firm's positions, with the commercial terms pulled out, every flag traced to a clause, and proposed language your team can put in front of the owner.
Every finding is traceable to the clause it came from. Un-sourced findings are dropped before you ever see them.
— The one rule the whole product is built around
Severity is scored in code against your firm's positions — not left to the model's judgement — so two reviewers land on the same answer.
Contract type, sum, key dates and the commercial provisions extracted and laid out at a glance.
Plain-English questions answered from the document, cited to section and page. Attach a standard form and ask what's missing.
Triage each finding, add a note, and the agent drafts the revision. Only what you mark Ready reaches the document.
04 / The workflow
read → analyze → verify → assemble, then a human.
Four automated stages — read, analyze, verify, assemble — then a person. This is the real shape of the agent, not a simplified diagram. Pick any stage to see what it actually does.
Our conviction
An AI answer you can't trace to the page is just a faster guess. Everything we build starts from the citation.
See it on your own contract
We'll run it and send back a cited findings report — the real output, on your document, at no cost and with no obligation. If it doesn't tell you something you didn't know, you've lost nothing.