Contract review for in-house legal teams

Hold every draft to the positions your team agreed, and spend the week on the clauses that need a lawyer.

Where in-house legal teams slow down

Every draft starts from a blank read

Most agreements are close to your positions, but someone still has to read each one from the first line to find out.

Positions live in people’s heads

Fallbacks and walk-away terms are known to the senior lawyers, so others escalate what they could have settled.

Requests arrive from everywhere

Sales, procurement and HR send contracts by email, chat and shared drives, and nothing shows what is waiting.

Your playbook on every draft

Proviso reads each agreement against your preferred, fallback and walk-away positions and suggests the edit in your words, so review starts from a redline.

Proviso reviewing clause 9.2 of an MSA, with the suggested edit and the playbook positions

Positions Proviso checks first

Every position comes from your own playbook.

Limitation of liability

Caps, carve-outs and super caps against your preferred and fallback amounts

MSAs, vendor agreements

MSAs, vendor agreements

Indemnification

Who indemnifies whom, for what, and whether it sits under the cap

MSAs, vendor agreements

MSAs, vendor agreements

Term and renewal

Auto-renewal, notice periods and termination for convenience

Order forms, MSAs

Order forms, MSAs

Governing law

Your preferred jurisdictions and venues, and the ones you never accept

All agreements

All agreements

Confidentiality

Definition, duration and the exceptions you allow

NDAs, MSAs

NDAs, MSAs

Create a free website with Framer, the website builder loved by startups, designers and agencies.