Clause-by-clause verification
Checks whether each clause the business cares about exists in a contract, and if it does, what it actually says.
ContractEdge is a pre-built flexday.ai solution for contract intelligence. It compares the clauses in a drafted or existing contract against your business's own gold-standard preferred terms, flags every discrepancy with its impact explained, and answers plain-language questions about any contract, or the differences between two.
Confirming a clause exists, knowing you're protected, and catching a renewal before it lapses shouldn't require opening the document and reading it end to end, every time.
Checks whether each clause the business cares about exists in a contract, and if it does, what it actually says.
The business defines its preferred position, a minimum contract term, a payment window, an escalation cap, and every contract is compared against it, with the impact of each gap explained.
Plain-language questions about a single contract's terms, answered from the contract itself rather than from someone's memory of it.
Pricing mechanisms, payment terms, freight clauses, whatever differs between two agreements, surfaced clause by clause.
An aggregate health check: average terms, clauses missing across the book, and renewals coming up over the next 12 to 18 months.
A new draft is measured against legal-approved language the moment it's uploaded, with a clause summary ready for the reviewer.
PDF or DOCX, scanned or text-based.
Every word pulled from the document, including scanned pages.
The extracted text is reasoned over to find and classify the individual clauses that matter.
Clause-wise results are stored so they can be searched, compared and reported on.
Time, subject matter expertise, consistency across multiple reviewers, human error, and hundreds of contracts to get through. Without reading every one of them first, it's hard to even know which contracts carry the most risk, so review stays reactive and margin-recovery opportunities slip through.
Two directions aren't built yet: benchmarking a contract against a supplier's own historical agreements, and proactive notifications that flag a contract to its owner ahead of expiration. Both are a direction the roadmap points toward, not a current commitment.
A sanity check on contract language before it leaves the company
Pricing, sales operations, or whoever owns the customer agreement
That's usually enough to show what ContractEdge catches that a manual review misses.