AgentConnectfor document review
Contracts read against your SOP, before your lawyers pick them up.
AgentConnect reads each vendor contract against your SOP, notes every clause that departs from it, and puts the notes in front of your legal team. Nothing goes back to the vendor until a person has reviewed them.
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If it isn't working, you don't pay.
- Tasks automated
- 10Kor more
- Agents deployed
- 1Kor more
- Hours saved
- 100Kor more
- Consequential actions without your approval
- 0
As of October 2026
Every contract waits for a legal read, clause by clause.
Legal, procurement and contract teams · 0:41Today
Every contract waits for a legal read. Which clauses matter?
- 01
Every contract read from page one
Standard vendor contracts get the same clause-by-clause read as the unusual ones.
- 02
Lawyers on routine checks
Your legal team’s time goes on spotting the same deviations again and again.
- 03
Deals waiting on legal
Deals stall while contracts wait their turn for a legal read.
In the film
What the agent does, step by step.
- A vendor contract arrives and joins the queue for a clause-by-clause legal read.
- AgentConnect reads it against your SOP and notes every clause that departs from it.
- Nothing goes back to the vendor until a person has reviewed the notes.
- Today
- Vendor contractAwaiting review
- With AgentConnect
- Ready for sign-offChecked against your SOP
Try it
Tell the agent what to do.
Type a job, or pick one below, and watch a simulated run get as far as your approval.
Where a person steps in
It stops before anything consequential.
These are the moments the agent hands to your team. Each decision is recorded with who made it.
- 01
Anything sent to the vendor
The agent drafts notes; a person decides what goes back.
- 02
Deviations from your SOP
Flagged clause by clause, with the SOP rule each one departs from.
- 03
Legal judgement
Advice stays with your lawyers. The agent compares; it doesn’t advise.
What AgentConnect agents handle
- Notes clauses that depart from your termsContracts · waits for a person
- Reads vendor contracts against your SOPContracts · handled end to end
- Holds the reply until a person has reviewed itContracts · waits for a person
- Notes clauses that depart from your termsContracts · waits for a person
Every step is logged. Anything consequential waits for a person.
Works inside your document store, your contract SOP and playbook and your email. Nothing to migrate.
ROI calculator
What would it give back on contract review?
Put in your own numbers. The result updates as you type, and we can email you the full breakdown.
What AgentConnect would give back
- Hours back each month
- 72
- Value of that time, per year
- US$51,840
- Capacity freed
- 0.5 full-time people
Conservative estimate. Your numbers may differ.
Hours = volume × time per item × the share the agent takes on. A full-time person is 160 hours a month. Approval time isn't counted as saved. Currency rates are fixed, as of October 2026.
The guarantee
Live in 30 days, or your money back.
Your contract review workflow, from first call to running in your systems, in a month.
Week 1
Scoped with you
We map your use case with you: what the agent will run, and what it will hold for your approval.
Week 2
Connected to your systems
We build the agent and connect it to the systems the work already lives in. Nothing to migrate.
Week 3
Run alongside your team
It works real cases next to your people, with your approval step in place, so you can check every result.
Day 30
Live, or your money back
If it isn’t working on day 30, you don’t pay.
Questions
What people ask about this one.
Does it give legal advice?
No. It compares the contract with your SOP and notes the differences. Your lawyers decide what they mean.
What does it check against?
Your own SOP and playbook. We set it up around them when we scope it.
Does anything go to the vendor automatically?
No. Nothing goes back until a person has reviewed the notes.
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Bring your own process to a working session. We’ll map what AgentConnect would run, what it would hold for approval, and how we’d have it live in 30 days.