🔍 Risk-Based Contract Review
HAQQ reviews contracts clause by clause and ranks potential issues as high, medium, or low risk. This helps legal teams spot serious problems before spending time on less important details. Each flagged clause includes an explanation, a recommendation, and a note about the relevant jurisdiction. This makes contract reviews more organized and easier to follow.
✍️ AI-Powered Redlining
HAQQ suggests contract changes using tracked edits, so users can clearly see what needs to be added or removed. Legal professionals can accept, reject, or edit each suggestion before finalizing the document. They can also request alternative wording with a softer or firmer tone. This gives users more control over negotiations and helps them prepare revised contracts faster.
⚖️ Legal Playbook Matching
Legal teams can provide their standard positions, fallback clauses, and deal-breakers for contract reviews. HAQQ uses these instructions to identify clauses that do not match their preferred terms. This is useful for companies that review similar agreements regularly. It can help maintain consistency across contracts and make it easier to follow internal legal standards.
📑 Contract Comparison
Comparing different contract drafts manually can take a lot of time. HAQQ helps users identify meaningful changes between versions and understand their possible legal impact. It can highlight new risks and explain which changes matter most. This feature is especially helpful during negotiations, when several parties may exchange multiple drafts before reaching a final agreement.
🌍 Arabic and Bilingual Contract Review
HAQQ supports Arabic and bilingual contracts, making it useful for legal teams working with documents in different languages. It can review contract terms and identify potential issues within the same workflow. This is particularly valuable for businesses handling international agreements or working across Arabic and English documents. Users should still verify important legal wording carefully.
📤 Flexible Reports and Document Exports
HAQQ lets users present their findings in different formats, including issue tables, stakeholder reports, and comparisons against standard contract terms. Once the review is complete, they can export clean or marked-up documents as Word or PDF files. These options make it easier to share findings with colleagues, clients, and other parties involved in the agreement.
