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Feature 01

Autonomous Contract Review

Every incoming contract checked against your playbook, in minutes, not days.

Most contract review still runs on the same bottleneck: a single reviewer reading every clause of every NDA, MSA, and order form against a playbook they carry mostly in their head. It works, until volume outpaces the number of trained reviewers — and it almost always does, well before anyone budgets for a second lawyer.

Queviny's review model reads incoming contracts the way an experienced reviewer does: comparing each clause against your playbook's standard and fallback positions, not just scanning for keyword matches. It handles the variation real contracts contain — a limitation-of-liability clause with the right cap but the wrong carve-outs, an indemnification clause reworded but functionally equivalent, a termination-for-convenience clause missing entirely.

Every proposed redline ships with a plain-language rationale, not a bare flag: this clause caps liability at 1x fees paid, your playbook requires 2x minimum for this contract type. Anything the model isn't confident about routes to a reviewer with the relevant playbook section already pulled up, instead of a blank comparison.

What's included

Playbook-aware matching

Compares clauses to your specific standard and fallback positions, not a generic industry template.

Redlines with rationale

Every suggested edit states which playbook rule it's enforcing and why, in plain language a business owner can read.

Handles reworded clauses

Recognizes functionally equivalent language, not just exact phrase matches — a rules-based find-and-flag tool can't.

Confidence-scored review

Each clause gets a clearance confidence score, so reviewers know exactly which sections earned a second look.

Multi-document types

Trained separately on NDAs, MSAs, order forms, and vendor agreements — not one generic model for every document.

Full redline history

Every version, comment, and accepted or rejected suggestion is preserved for audit and playbook refinement.

How it works

01

Load your playbook

Import your standard and fallback positions per clause type and contract category — a one-time setup.

02

Contracts come in

Upload directly or route from your inbox and e-signature tool; Queviny reads the document in seconds.

03

Queviny proposes redlines

Clauses that match your playbook clear automatically; deviations get a proposed redline with rationale attached.

04

Your team reviews and sends

Accept, adjust, or override each suggestion — corrections sharpen the model's read on your playbook over time.

Common questions

Does Queviny send redlines automatically, or just propose them?

Propose by default. Most teams run in review mode for the first few weeks, then enable auto-send for low-risk document types — like standard NDAs — once they trust the pattern of suggestions.

What happens with clauses Queviny isn't confident about?

They route to a reviewer with the relevant playbook section and the closest comparable past decisions already surfaced, so the review takes a minute instead of a fresh read.

Can it handle contract types outside our standard playbook?

Yes — anything without a matching playbook rule is flagged for manual review rather than guessed at, and you can add new playbook rules directly from that review.

Get started

See contract review on your own contracts.

Start a free trial and connect your contract repository, or explore the interactive playground with sample data first.

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