📄 Automated Clause Extraction
Whisperit scans contracts and pulls out important clauses, then labels them by type. This makes it easier to find specific terms without reading every paragraph manually. Even when a document uses unusual numbering, the tool helps organize its contents. Legal professionals can spend less time searching and more time reviewing important details.
⚖️ Legal Playbook Comparison
Compare contract terms against your firm’s own playbook with Whisperit. You can upload standard positions and fallback language to help the tool identify clauses that differ from your usual requirements. This is useful for spotting unexpected terms during negotiations. It also helps legal teams follow a more consistent review process across different agreements.
📅 Obligations and Key Date Tracking
Important dates can easily get buried in lengthy legal documents. Whisperit extracts details such as renewal windows, notice periods, payment dates, and termination deadlines. This gives legal professionals a clearer list of obligations that may need attention. It can help teams stay organized and reduce the chance of overlooking important contract deadlines.
🚩 Contract Risk Detection
Whisperit highlights potentially risky terms, including unlimited liability, one-sided indemnities, automatic renewals, and governing-law mismatches. It also checks for clauses that may be missing from an agreement. These findings help lawyers focus on areas that deserve closer attention. The tool supports risk assessment, but professionals must still decide which risks are acceptable.
🔗 Source-Linked Findings
Every finding links back to the paragraph that triggered it. This makes it easier to verify the original wording instead of searching through the entire contract again. Lawyers can review the evidence, assess the AI’s reasoning, and decide what action to take. This feature adds useful transparency to an otherwise complex review process.
📤 Contract Review and Export
Whisperit lets users upload PDFs, Word documents, and scanned contracts for review. Once the analysis is complete, they can accept, reject, or redraft individual findings. The results can then be exported as a marked-up contract or a client-ready summary. This helps legal professionals turn their review into a more practical, shareable document.
