CounselOS | Contract review, kept in view

One question, asked before anything goes out.

Every MSA, NDA, renewal, and lease deserves a careful read, but a full attorney pass on every draft isn’t in the budget. So drafts go out on a hunch, and nobody can say later who decided what. CounselOS puts one gate in the middle. It reads the exact source, checks your playbook, and says what may proceed, what needs approved language, and what needs a person.

Review brief Verified differences become one decision: accept, use approved language, or route the exception to the right authority.

Ask, from wherever you are
In Word, in Docs, in the workbench, or through your assistant: “Can this go out?” CounselOS binds the question to the exact draft in front of you.
The gate decides, and shows its work
Every clause is pinned to the characters it came from and checked against your playbook. The answer is Clear, Remediate, or Escalate, with the rule and the source line attached.
People approve, confirm, and send once
Only approved fallback language gets applied. A person approves the exception. A person confirms the send. One send goes out, and the receipt proves why it was allowed, even months later.

Why a gate, and not another summary.

A summary tells you what a contract says. A gate decides whether an exact action may proceed, and can prove it afterwards. That difference is the whole product.

The AI is not the authority.

Decisions come from exact source spans, your compiled playbook, and recorded human authority. Never from a model’s opinion about your contract.

Only approved language gets applied.

Fallback clauses come from your bank, reviewed and immutable. Nothing is invented in the middle of a negotiation.

Approval and send are two acts.

A person approves the exception. A person confirms the send. Each leaves its own record, and neither is implied by the other or by the assistant.

One send. One receipt. Still true later.

The gate issues one short-lived authorization for the exact reviewed send and watches the provider. The receipt verifies after the agreement changes; old authority can’t be reused.

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Real recording. Real workbench.

Timing, cost, confidence, and status are labeled explicitly on every run. What the workbench claims, it shows.

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Signed is not finished.

The contract you negotiated now governs how you bill, renew, notify, insure, and deliver. CounselOS keeps it on the record after everyone signs, so what your business does matches what it signed.

Term watch. Renewal windows, notice deadlines, and cap terms from every signed agreement, with drift from your standard measured exactly.
Counterparty responses, recorded. Replies, redlines, and signatures return through the same link and land in the matter history.
Every decision, attributable. Who accepted which risk, under what authority, against which version. Answerable in one click, months later.

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Term watchExtracted from signed agreements. “30 days beyond your standard” is measured from the signed text, not estimated.

The other side’s viewNo account required. CounselOS packet, written response, receipt. Everything returns on the record.

CounselOS Insights

Field guides for the work before outside counsel steps in.

Practical ways to organize vendor agreements, NDAs, redlines, and the questions that deserve legal judgment—without losing the source language along the way.

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Every clause, traced to the line it came from.