
Best in Class AI for Contract Review
LexCheck is an LLM-powered contract review platform that delivers insights and redlines within Microsoft Word. It serves legal teams negotiating contracts, capturing preferred positions from uploaded templates to accelerate review cycles.
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The software generates transparent explanations for problematic contract language and applies preferred fallback wording as redlines. Users build playbooks by uploading templates, with positions captured automatically. Workflows stay inside MS Word, and the product reports over 75% faster closes and more than 50% lower legal costs per review. Customers include NetApp, RSM, Autodesk, Bio-Rad, and DigiCert.
What it does
Transparent rationale for problematic contract language.
Apply preferred language to flagged terms automatically.
Upload templates to capture preferred positions in minutes.
Review and update playbooks within Microsoft Word.
Established, secure AI for contract review.
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Free access offered; demo and trial available on request.
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LexCheck operates within Microsoft Word, allowing users to review contracts, update playbooks, and add fallback language without leaving their familiar document environment. This keeps contract review centralized and minimizes disruption to established legal team processes.
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