Docracy AI
AI Contract Analysis
Before you sign — or before you send — get a plain-English summary of what a contract actually says, and a flag on clauses worth a second look.
Two AI tools, one job: read the contract for you
Built into the prepare flow — not a separate chatbot you have to copy-paste into.
Plain-English explainer
A short, jargon-free summary of what each party is agreeing to — handy before you hit send, or when a signer asks "what am I actually signing?"
Risk & clause highlighter
Flags terms that often deserve a second look — unusual liability, auto-renewals, one-sided IP assignment — so surprises don't land after signing.
AI Auto-Detect
The same AI pass that reads your contract can also find where the signature and date fields belong, so you don't place them by hand.
How it fits into sending a document
- Upload your contract or start from a free template.
- Open the explainer or risk check before you send — read the summary, review flagged clauses.
- Add signers and send. Nothing about the AI review changes the document itself.
What this is — and isn't
This is an AI-generated summary and clause flagger, meant to help you read faster — it is not legal advice, and it doesn't replace a lawyer's review for anything high-stakes or unfamiliar. The AI explainer and risk highlighter are Paid-plan features ($10/month); the underlying document is never modified or signed by AI.
Frequently asked questions
Is AI contract analysis free?
No — the plain-English explainer and risk highlighter are included on the Paid plan ($10/month, flat, unlimited signers). The free tier covers signing chains of up to 2 signers without an account.
Does the AI change or sign my document?
No. It only reads and summarizes — the underlying PDF is untouched, and nothing is signed or sent without you choosing to.
Can I trust the risk highlighter instead of a lawyer?
No — treat it as a first pass that catches common red flags, not a substitute for legal review on anything unfamiliar, high-value, or high-stakes.
What kind of documents does it work on?
Any PDF you upload (or Google Doc — paste the link) — NDAs, service agreements, offer letters, vendor contracts — or one of Docracy's own free templates.
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