How We Process Your Documents
Our system follows a rigorous, multi-stage process designed to match the standards of top-tier law firms. Here’s how we handle every document:The Complete Workflow
Stage 1: Document Intake & Classification
When you upload a document, we first understand what type of document it is. Is it an NDA? A Master Services Agreement? An employment contract?Different document types have different standards, expected sections, and risk
profiles. We validate accordingly.
What We Detect
Document Type
NDA, MSA, SOW, employment, SaaS, purchase, lease, amendment, or general
contract
Structure
Expected sections and actual sections present in your document
Key Parties
Names of the parties to the agreement
Critical Terms
Important dates, governing law, and key provisions
Why Classification Matters
A change to an indemnification clause means very different things in an NDA versus an MSA. By understanding the document type first, we can:- Apply appropriate validation rules
- Flag risks specific to that document type
- Ensure expected sections are present
- Validate section boundaries correctly
Stage 2: Intelligent Editing
Once we understand the document, we apply your requested changes with full awareness of the document’s structure and context.Section-Aware Modifications
When you say “edit only Section 3,” we take that literally:- Changes are restricted to the specified section - Other sections remain completely untouched - We verify compliance after editing
Context-Preserving Edits
We don’t just find-and-replace text. We understand context:- Defined terms are used consistently
- Cross-references remain accurate
- Document flow is maintained
- Formatting is preserved
Stage 3: Multi-Pass Validation
This is where we ensure quality. Every document goes through five sequential validation passes—the same review a senior associate would perform.1
Pass 1: Content Accuracy
Did the changes match your instructions? We verify every modification aligns
with what you requested—no more, no less. Unexpected changes are flagged.
2
Pass 2: Risk Analysis
For legal documents, we automatically flag changes to indemnification
clauses, liability caps, termination terms, and confidentiality provisions.
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Pass 3: Section Compliance
Did the edit stay within specified boundaries? When you ask for “only
Section 4,” we verify nothing else was modified.
4
Pass 4: Format Integrity
Is document formatting preserved? We check for consistent styling,
sequential numbering, and no corrupted content.
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Pass 5: Visual Verification
The final check: we render the document and verify it looks correct. This
catches subtle issues that text analysis alone might miss.
Automatic Retry
If any validation pass identifies issues, we don’t just return an error. We:- Analyze what went wrong
- Refine our approach
- Re-apply the changes
- Re-validate
Stage 4: Output Generation
We generate the BigLaw-standard deliverable package:| File | Format | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Redlined Document | DOCX | See all modifications with tracked changes |
| Clean Version | DOCX | Final negotiated version without markup |
| Blackline PDF | Archival, email-safe, locked format | |
| Change Summary | Markdown | Executive summary for quick review |
| Risk Report | Markdown | Detailed risk flags (if any detected) |
The first three files are always generated. Change summary and risk report are
created for legal documents or when risks are detected.
Stage 5: Risk Reporting
If we detect any high-risk changes, we flag them in a separate risk report:What We Flag
Indemnification Changes
Indemnification Changes
Expansion or reduction of indemnification obligations, removal of
carve-outs, changes to cap structures.
Liability Modifications
Liability Modifications
Changes to liability caps, limitation of liability provisions, or the types
of damages that can be recovered.
Termination Terms
Termination Terms
Modified notice periods, changes to termination rights, or alterations to
termination for cause provisions.
Confidentiality
Confidentiality
Strengthening or weakening of confidentiality obligations, changes to
permitted disclosures, or modified duration of obligations.
Non-Standard Language
Non-Standard Language
Language that deviates from market-standard terms, unusual provisions, or
terms that may require special attention.
What You Receive
Ready for Client
At the end of this process, you receive BigLaw-quality deliverables ready for
client delivery—all automatically, in minutes instead of hours.

