1 Contract Review AI Agent, Live in Production.

NDAs are the highest-volume, lowest-variation agreement most organisations handle, and they are a poor use of legal time in a way that is hard to fix. Reviewing one is genuinely quick for a lawyer — but only once they have read it, and reading is the whole task. So NDAs queue behind substantive work, deals wait on a document nobody considers important, and the pressure to sign one unread grows in proportion to how long the queue is. Automated review is the obvious answer and usually fails on trust: a tool that reports “high risk on confidentiality term” without showing the clause gives a lawyer no way to verify it, so they read the agreement anyway and the tool has saved nothing.

NDA Analyzer reviews one or more NDAs against a standard clause checklist, with risk levels and the quoted text behind each rating. Quoting the text is what makes the output usable: a reviewer reads the rating and the clause together, agrees or disagrees in seconds, and only opens the full document where something needs context. It also handles multiple agreements at once, which matters because the practical situation is rarely one NDA — it is the eleven that accumulated while legal was doing something else. One agent covers this process. It rates and evidences; the decision to sign is a lawyer’s, and the quoted clause is what lets them make it quickly.