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    Taskstreams · OperationsContract Review: Know What You Sign

    NDAs, rental agreements, supplier and customer contracts: not every contract justifies a lawyer appointment, but every one deserves a careful look. An AI employee reads the document first, summarises it and flags the clauses that need a second read.

    • A one-page summary
    • Sensitive clauses flagged
    • Checked against your standards

    Does this sound familiar?

    Three situations we regularly encounter at Swiss SMEs.

    01

    Signed unread

    Under time pressure contracts get waved through, and the consequences only show years later.

    Our answer: Before you sign, a summary with all notable clauses is on the table.

    02

    Legal language slows you down

    Twenty pages of clauses cost half a day, so contracts pile up.

    Our answer: The AI employee translates the fine print into plain language, with a reference to the original passage.

    03

    No consistent standards

    Which terms are acceptable is known only by those with experience, and that knowledge sits with individuals.

    Our answer: Your positions on liability, termination or payment terms are stored and checked on every contract.

    What you get

    01

    A one-page summary

    Parties, duration, costs and the key obligations, readable in a few minutes.

    02

    Clauses with a traffic light

    Unremarkable, review-worthy and critical points are flagged and explained.

    03

    Checked against your standards

    Deviations from your stored positions become visible, for example on notice periods or liability.

    04

    Reference to the original

    Every assessment names the place in the contract, so you can read up selectively.

    Typical use cases

    NDAs in daily business

    Check confidentiality agreements quickly before the meeting.

    Supplier and customer contracts

    Compare terms before negotiating.

    Preparation for the lawyer

    The legal review focuses on the points that are genuinely contested.

    How we work

    Step 1

    Introductory call

    We clarify your starting point, goals and constraints. Free of charge and without obligation.

    Step 2

    Workshop

    In the workshop we store your standard positions and define which contract types are reviewed. At a fixed price.

    Step 3

    Pilot

    We review real contracts from your daily business and calibrate the flags with you. At a fixed price.

    Step 4

    Operations

    After the pilot we take over ongoing operations, further development and training of your team as a monthly subscription.

    Frequently asked questions

    Does this replace a lawyer?+

    No. The AI employee prepares and creates an overview. The legal assessment and the decision remain with you and your legal counsel.

    How confidential are the documents?+

    Contracts are processed in the environment we define and document together, without content being passed to third parties.

    Which contract types work?+

    From NDAs to rental and employment contracts through to framework agreements. We define the contract types and your review points in the workshop.

    What does contract review cost?+

    Introductory call free of charge, workshop and pilot at a fixed price, ongoing operations billed monthly.

    Never sign unprepared again.

    Bring a typical contract to the introductory call. We will show you what the review makes of it.