AI for Contract ReviewDesigned for Action

AI contract review means the AI automatically analyses every incoming contract against the rules your company has set. Those rules sit in the Contract Playbook, which records which clauses must be included, which wording is not acceptable, and which values apply to deadlines and liability caps. The AI assigns every deviation to the requirement it breaches. Then it proposes wording. You can trace every assessment back to the requirement and to the place in the contract.

You upload your contract. The AI analyses it automatically against your playbook and delivers a structured risk assessment, suggested edits and negotiation-ready actions.

Yes, using AI for contract review is permitted in principle in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. No law currently prohibits AI analysis of contracts or regulates it separately. What matters is that you use the AI internally, as an aid. Legal services may still only be provided by lawyers admitted to practise, and an authorised person should always review the results.

Legartis hosts its servers in Switzerland and in Europe, and shares no data with third parties. Legartis is ISO 27001-certified and uses locally stored language models only. On request, Legartis does not use your data to train models. This ensures that no data is exchanged with third party providers such as OpenAI or Google. We also offer on premise deployment on request.

Generic AI models can produce incorrect or invented statements, known as hallucinations. A model might mark a clause as present when it does not appear in the contract at all. A model without a company specific playbook also knows nothing about your risk tolerance or your preferred fallback positions. So always have a qualified person review AI results before you act on them.

Generic AI assistants can analyse contracts, but without quality control. Legartis delivers negotiation-ready actions directly within the contract, learns from your feedback, and makes quality measurable through the AI Quality Score.

Our team of legal experts trains the Legartis AI on a wide range of clause types and legal concepts, such as limitation of liability, notice periods or confidentiality clauses. It comes with a predefined database of clauses for various contract types, which is continuously expanded. Legartis reviews all common contract types in every European language.

Legartis reviews all common contract types in every European language. You build your playbook in your base language and extend it for your other locations. The AI handles the translation. The same standard then applies across borders.

Yes. To ensure the Legartis AI reliably recognises contract language from different legal systems, it has been trained on contracts from various jurisdictions – including English-language contracts under common law and civil law, as well as German-language contracts from Germany, Austria and Switzerland (the DACH region).

Yes. Legartis is designed so that business users without legal training can review contracts independently. This is always based on the company requirements defined in the playbook, with the Review Agent answering every question and guiding users through the entire process. The legal team retains full control over the standards at all times.

AI assisted contract review is particularly effective when you review many contracts of the same type, or when you want to make sure that certain clauses, such as liability risks, are always reviewed to the same standard across every contract.