AI contract redlining that opens cleanly in Word
Upload the other side's paper as a Word file. The Redline Agent checks each clause against your playbook and returns a .docx with native Track Changes, with the reason for every change written next to it.
Illustrative example with a fictional contract.
What the Redline Agent handles for you
Native Track Changes
Takes a .docx in and returns a standard .docx with real Word revisions, so there's no conversion step for you or the counterparty.
Playbook alignment
Each clause is matched to its type and checked against your workspace playbook, such as payment terms, liability caps or data protection.
A reason for every change
Each proposed edit carries a rationale and, where relevant, a citation such as GDPR Article 28 for a data processing clause.
Silent edit detection
Flags changes the other side made with Track Changes switched off.
Three steps, with a person in charge
Upload their version
Drop in the counterparty's .docx.
Review the markup
See each proposed change side by side with your standard and the reason for it.
Accept or reject
A lawyer decides on each change. Every decision goes to the audit trail.
Governed by design. Every suggestion carries its reasoning and a confidence score. A person approves, edits or rejects it, the edit is rechecked for new risk, and every step is written to the audit trail.
Agents that pair with the Redline Agent
Risk Agent
Scores each clause for legal, financial and operational risk and suggests a fix you can apply or overrule.
Learn more DraftCreate Agent
Drafts new agreements from your playbook templates and approved clause library, so first drafts start from language legal has already signed off.
Learn moreRedline Agent FAQ
Does AI redlining replace lawyers?
No. The Redline Agent produces a first pass. A lawyer accepts or rejects every change, and nothing is sent without that decision.
Will the output open cleanly in Microsoft Word?
Yes. The agent returns a standard .docx with native Word Track Changes, so it behaves like any other redline.
Can we use our own playbook?
Yes. Each workspace has its own playbook, and the agent checks clauses against it rather than against a generic standard.
See it on a contract you know
Open the live demo with no signup, or send us a sample agreement and we'll walk your team through it.