Respond · Monitoring
Hear about it before it costs you.
Notice windows close, a new amendment quietly changes last month's answer, a contract arrives without the clause you always insist on. Clarilytic keeps reading as documents arrive and dates come round, and brings you the passage that matters.
Invite-only pilot · Runs on the documents you already have
What it watches for
Tell it once. It keeps checking.
New documents arrive, dates come round, a later amendment quietly changes an earlier answer. Clarilytic notices, and shows you the passage that changed.
3 documents finished processing overnight. One flags a date that conflicts with the claim form. Two renewal windows open this month.
“Since you were away”
A daily briefing of what changed in your workspaces while you were out.
Contradiction alerts
One sweep finds where your documents disagree with each other — dates, amounts, terms — with the conflicting passages side by side.
Deadlines that find you
Renewal windows, notice periods, and payment dates are pulled from the documents automatically — reminders arrive 30, 7, and 1 day before anything comes due.
A new contract arrived without a limitation of liability clause
Standing watches
Describe what you care about once — every new document is checked against it as it arrives, and you’re alerted with the exact evidence.
✓ Signed NDA ✓ W-9 ○ Insurance certificate missing
Checklists & playbooks
Define what a complete folder looks like and items check themselves off as documents arrive. Save a proven setup as a playbook and apply it to the next deal in one click.
Checks every new document · alerts you with evidence
Assistants that set things up
Say “watch new contracts for missing liability caps” and the assistant proposes it — nothing runs until you confirm. It remembers your preferences (and forgets on request), and for big questions a panel of specialists answers together, then reconciles.
Stress tests
Everything else finds what's there. This finds what's missing.
Name something that could go wrong — your largest customer stops paying, a regulation changes, costs jump a third — and it runs that scenario against the documents you actually hold. Each weakness comes back cited, including the protections you assumed were in there and aren't.
- An absence is a finding: “no liability cap in any of the three agreements.”
- Ranked by severity, so you read the two that matter before the ten that don't.
- Every conclusion opens the clause it rests on — or names the files it searched.
Stop finding out after the date has passed.
Point it at the agreements you're responsible for and let it keep watch.