Every claim has its source
Every extracted fact points back to the paragraph it came from. You don’t have to believe it — you can check it.
Contract Manager reads the contracts you already have — even the ones that arrived on the other party’s paper — pulls out the deadlines, obligations and payment terms, and speaks up before it costs you.
Contract Manager isn’t a folder you drop files into. AI reads your contracts, turns them into structured data sheets, links related documents and companies, and watches the deadlines. Every extracted fact has its source — you see which paragraph of the contract it came from. Language is a strength here: a contract can arrive in any language — the system detects it, reads it, and shows everything in your language, the original one click away. Ask your questions in your own language, too.
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This is where extracted data becomes daily work — requirements, deadlines, relationships, access.
Per contract type, it tells you what you must fulfil to invoice, deliver, or close a milestone — and shows which clause of the contract it follows from. Not abstract “obligations”: concrete steps, with the source.
The system turns dates into events automatically — renewal, notice period, payment — with an owner and email reminders. A contract renews itself unless someone speaks up? You’ll know in time.
It ties parties into one company registry keyed by tax ID, detects duplicates, and links related contracts (framework, amendment, fulfilment). One place shows everything binding you to a company.
Access per user and per group, enforced at the query level — what you’re not entitled to simply doesn’t load. Field-based rules, and AI suggestions for access — but a human always decides.
A built-in flow from draft through approval to active — with multiple approvers and a full, auditable activity log. Who, what, when.
Ask about any detail of a contract and get an answer from its content — with the cited passage, so you can verify it.
From upload to trackable data — the AI reads, you review and decide.
PDF or Word — the system reads the text, reads the tables too, and recognizes when this contract already exists (or an earlier version of it).
Parties, dates, value, payment terms, obligations — on a structured, editable data sheet, always referencing the source.
Deadlines, renewals, notice periods — with an owner and email reminders. It tells you what invoicing requires, and links the related contracts.
Every extracted fact points back to the paragraph it came from. You don’t have to believe it — you can check it.
If the contract says “5 years from signature”, the system computes the date — but flags it as computed until you confirm it. It never looks like something the contract states.
It suggests — with reasoning — and the contract’s owner decides. We don’t trust sensitive things to the machine.
What you’re not entitled to, the system never loads. We don’t ask the AI to be discreet.
Not a translated interface — extraction designed for Hungarian contracts.
Upload a real contract — your oldest or your most complicated — and let’s look together at what it reads out. This isn’t a canned demo: we look at your contract.
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