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AI-assisted contract analysis

The KGM contract analyzer reviews each clause while considering the lawyer’s position, the client’s objectives and the nature of the transaction. Detected risks are presented in a structured format before human validation.

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Contrat analysé

Clause de résiliation

Obligation de paiement

Durée indéterminée

Risque détecté

Clause à vérifier

Incohérence possible

The problem: the same contract does not create the same risks for every party

A clause may favor the seller, constrain the buyer or create an imbalance depending on the negotiation context. A generic review therefore produces incomplete results. The analysis must incorporate the client’s position, priorities and exposure.

How it works

Import and pseudonymization

The contract is imported and can be pseudonymized before any artificial intelligence analysis.

Position definition

The user specifies the represented party, negotiation objectives and risks to monitor.

Clause-by-clause analysis

The tool identifies obligations, imbalances, inconsistencies, omissions and sensitive clauses.

Risk validation

The lawyer approves, rejects or expands each detected risk before producing a final summary.

Use cases

Prepare the negotiation of a commercial contract.

Identify clauses unfavorable to the represented party.

Review obligations, deadlines and liability mechanisms.

Compare several versions of a contract.

Produce a lawyer-validated risk assessment.

Assisted analysis, human legal validation

The analyzer acts as a first review and control layer. It does not replace legal qualification, strategic assessment or professional decision-making.

Combining it with the pseudonymizer reduces sensitive data exposure before artificial intelligence models are used.

FAQ

Does the analysis consider the represented party?

Yes. The user’s position is used to adapt risk and clause analysis to the represented party.

Can I validate every detected risk?

Yes. Risks are presented individually so the lawyer can approve, reject or expand them.

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