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Clauses are matched by what they say, not just the words they use, in English and German. “Haftung” finds the English liability clause too.
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Top hitsPassages12Contracts2Counterparties1Commitments & dates3
- Counterparties
- Kingsway PropertiesLandlord · 2 contractsCounterparty
- Contracts
- Office leaseKingsway Properties · LeaseContract
- Parking agreementKingsway Properties · LeaseContract
- Passages in documents · 12
- “…the Tenant shall pay Kingsway Properties the rent quarterly in advance…”Office lease.pdf · p. 3
- Key dates
- Notice deadlineOffice lease · Sep 30, 2027Notice
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- Passages in documents · 38
- “The Tenant may terminate this lease early by giving six months’ notice…”Office lease · p. 6
- “Either party may terminate for convenience with one month’s notice…”Software subscription · p. 4
- “The Customer may rescind this agreement early with three months’ notice…”Staffing agreement · p. 9 · Similar meaning
- Commitments
- Decide on ending the lease earlyOffice lease · due Sep 1, 2027Commitment
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- Passages in documents · 21
- “The Supplier shall maintain professional indemnity insurance…”Service agreement · p. 7 · Similar meaning
- “The Landlord insures the building; the Tenant reimburses the premium…”Office lease · p. 11 · Similar meaning
- “Each party bears its own insurance costs for staff on site…”Maintenance contract · p. 5
- Commitments
- Send proof of insurance to KingswayOffice lease · every yearCommitment
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WHAT YOU GET
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Your whole contract history.
Every word form
“Terminate” finds termination, terminated and terminating, while you’re still typing. Accents don’t matter.
Names, even misspelt
“northwnd” still finds Northwind. Counterparties, contracts, commitments and dates, all in the same box.
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Filters when you need them
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Every search ends with “Ask the assistant”: a written answer from your contracts, with the pages it comes from.
HOW IT WORKS
Faster than
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Press ⌘K
Or Ctrl+K, or /. From anywhere in the app.
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A name, a word, a phrase in quotes, or a whole question. Results update as you type.
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Use the arrow keys and Enter, or click. You land on the exact passage.
ASK YOUR CONTRACTS
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an answer, not a list.
“Which of our supplier contracts renew automatically, and when do we have to cancel?” The assistant reads the relevant contracts and answers in writing, citing the page behind every statement. Ask about one contract or all of them.
GOOD QUESTIONS
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How fast is it?
Results for names and words appear while you type, typically in well under a tenth of a second. Results by meaning follow a moment later, once you pause.
What does it search?
Every page of every document: main contracts, appendices, correspondence, scans read by OCR, Word files and emails. Plus counterparty names and aliases, contract titles, commitments and key dates.
Can people see contracts they shouldn’t through search?
No. Search only ever looks inside the contracts each person is allowed to open. Confidential contracts never appear, not even as a count.
Does it handle German contracts?
Yes. German word forms are understood (“Kündigungen” finds “Kündigung”), and search by meaning works across languages: a German question finds English clauses and the other way round.
Is there search syntax?
If you want it: “quotes” for an exact phrase, a minus to leave a word out, and “or” between alternatives. You never need it.
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