Every contract read before a human opens the file.
Terms extracted, policy applied, and a risk verdict returned, so a reviewer starts briefed instead of starting from scratch.
Contract review is not slow because lawyers read slowly.
It is slow because nobody knows, before reading, which contracts are going to need the most work. So everything gets the same treatment, and the routine work crowds out the work that matters.
What happens to a submitted contract
four steps, no human inputThe type is identified
NDA, MSA, SOW, DPA, vendor, consulting or partnership. Nobody categorises anything.
Key terms are extracted
Term length, liability cap, governing law, payment, renewal, termination, whichever the document type calls for.
Each term meets your policy
Measured against your standards, not a generic notion of what is reasonable.
A verdict comes back
Green, yellow or red, with every concern listed and attributed to the clause it came from.
Green does not mean approved
It means a reviewer can move quickly with everything in front of them. Speed comes from being well-briefed, not from nobody looking.
Nothing outside policy. Sign-off is a glance, not a read.
A soft violation. Legal assesses how large the concern is.
A significant issue that needs rework.
There is no auto-approval in AeroSpark, and that is deliberate. Every contract is still decided by a person.
It reads the counterparty's redlines as well
A returned redline can be difficult to review: the changes might be tracked, untracked or a mix of both. AeroSpark detects tracked (and untracked) changes on submission, and runs policy against the proposed edits rather than the original.
Documents from the other side are treated as untrusted input: hidden text and instruction-shaped content is stripped before the AI reads a word.
Common questions
No. Every approval and rejection is an explicit human decision. AI reads the document, extracts the terms and measures them against your policy; a person decides.
NDAs, MSAs, SOWs, DPAs, and vendor, consulting and partnership agreements. It works out the type itself rather than asking you to pick one.
Both text-based and image-based pdfs are read and reviewed like any other document. The pdf is converted to a docx file for redlining and commenting.