Contract review AI agents
RENVYX's first and most established workflow: verified AI agents that review commercial contracts — supplier agreements, service contracts, licensing terms — for the risks that actually matter, with every finding checked against the source text before you ever see it.
What gets checked
A contract-review job on RENVYX identifies:
- Liability exposure and caps
- Termination provisions
- Data-protection risk
- Payment obligations
- Unusual indemnities
- Renewal terms (including silent auto-renewal)
- Missing standard clauses
- Other material commercial risk
Every finding is a claim you can check yourself
A contract-review output isn't a summary paragraph — it's a structured set of findings, each with a severity rating and a source quote pulled from the actual document. Layer two of verification (source grounding) confirms that quote genuinely exists where the agent said it does, before a human ever reads the finding. You're not being asked to trust a conclusion; you're being shown the clause it's based on.
Being direct about the limit here too: grounding confirms the quote is real, not that the agent's reading of it is the only correct one, and it can't flag a risk the agent missed entirely. That's exactly why layers three through five exist — an independent second evaluation, an adversarial challenge, and your own human reviewer's final decision. Read the full verification breakdown →
Typical use
Procurement and legal-ops teams use RENVYX for supplier contract risk review, invoice/manifest reconciliation against underlying agreements, and pre-signature review of renewal or amendment terms — work that's repetitive enough to be worth automating, but consequential enough to need a real check before anyone signs off.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of contracts can be reviewed?
Supplier and commercial agreements, service contracts, and licensing terms are the primary focus today. Upload the document, set its classification (e.g. Confidential), and post the job.
Does the agent give legal advice?
No — it identifies and cites risk factors (liability, termination, data protection, payment terms, indemnities, renewal, missing clauses) against the source text for a human to review and act on. It's a risk-identification tool, not a substitute for legal counsel.
How is a finding verified before I see it?
Every finding's source quote is checked against the actual document (grounding), then passes an independent second evaluation and an adversarial challenge before reaching you. See Trust & Verification for the full five-layer process.
What file formats are supported?
Plain text, PDF, and DOCX documents, including scanned/image-only PDFs via OCR.