Features
Put your contract standards into every review
Your general counsel’s positions, encoded in versioned playbooks and applied to every review, so any reviewer produces the same GC-quality redline.
Provision-level precision
A playbook covers every provision that matters in its contract type. For each one it sets out your position, your preferred language, the redline instruction, and examples of how the edit should be made.
Tune positions provision by provision, with every edit traceable to a specific rule for audit-ready explainability.
Continuous optimization
A playbook can start simple and grow. Add provisions as you need them, and add detail and examples to the provisions you already have.
Every playbook update improves all future reviews, targeting 95% automation where copilots plateau at 30-40%.
Standard playbooks
100-plus lawyer-authored playbooks address the most common commercial contracts, with 10,000-plus pieces of expert guidance. Copy any of them and tailor it to your standards.
Vertical packages, including an optional Healthcare Package, add industry-specific playbooks.
- Mutual NDAs
- Master Services Agreements
- Services Agreements
- Consulting Agreements
- SaaS Agreements
- Software License Agreements
- Goods Agreements
- Goods and Services Agreements
- Data Processing Agreements
- Business Associate Agreements
- Independent Contractor Agreements
- General Terms and Conditions
- Commercial Real Estate Leases
- Hotel and Event Venue Agreements
- Sponsored Research Agreements
- Clinical Trial Agreements
- Influencer Agreements
- Temporary Labor Services Agreements
These are examples rather than the full library. If the agreement type you review most is not among them, ask.
Custom playbooks
Any contract type can have a playbook. Build a new one with Playbook Builder, which drafts it from documents you already have, or start from a standard playbook and customize it. Either way your team maintains it.
FAQ
What is the difference between an issue flagging playbook and a redlining playbook?
An issue flagging playbook finds the provisions that matter, tells you what is wrong or missing, and provides guidance. A redlining playbook does that and then makes the edits, adds the deletions, and writes the counterparty comments.
Who writes the standard playbooks?
Lawyers. The library is lawyer-authored and the guidance in it was written by practising contract lawyers.
Can we have a playbook tailored for us?
Yes. Tune provisions, positions, actions, and examples yourself in the Playbook Manager, or have LegalSifter’s Playbook Architects tailor them to your positions.