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Built-in legal intelligence for every reviewer
ReviewPro applies your organization’s positions to the agreements procurement handles, and explains every flag in plain language.
Legal risk flagged for non-lawyer reviewers
ReviewPro identifies the specific legal concepts in an agreement and flags each one against your organization’s position: indemnification, limitation of liability, assignment, termination for convenience. A reviewer without legal training does not have to recognize the issue independently in order to act on it.
Plain-language explanation on every redline
Each flagged provision arrives with an explanation: what the clause means, why it matters, and where your organization stands on it. Your reviewers accept, modify, or reject each suggestion with the reasoning in front of them.
Routine agreements handled inside procurement
Standard supplier paper, vendor agreements, and NDAs clear inside procurement without a lawyer. Complex and high-risk contracts still go to legal, and the first pass is what identifies which agreements those are.
FAQ
Do our reviewers need training to use it?
No legal training. ReviewPro runs inside Microsoft Word and Google Docs, so reviewers work in the document environment they already use, and each flagged provision explains itself.
What if a supplier sends something our playbook does not cover?
The ReviewPro Assistant handles that work: draft new language, make a one-off edit for a single deal, or ask a question about the contract in front of you.
Does procurement need its own playbooks?
Playbooks are specific to an agreement type, so the positions that apply to a supplier agreement are held separately from the positions that apply elsewhere in the business. More than 100 standard playbooks cover common agreement types on day one.
Review a supplier agreement with us
Bring an agreement type your team handles regularly and we will run it against the matching playbook.