Contract reader
Summarises a contract, marks what deviates from your standard and puts the deadlines in the diary.
Benefit: Deviations from your standard contract are marked.
Contract reader is an AI agent from Altramano for documents and communication. An AI agent does a task that involves reading, assessing or writing, such as assessing an enquiry or drafting a reply. It puts it in front of you, or does it itself if you want it to.
What it does
- Reads the contract you give it, even a scan.
- Summarises what is in it: parties, term, price, notice period, liability.
- Puts it next to your standard and marks every deviation.
- Puts the termination date and other deadlines in the diary, with a reminder before.
An example
- In
- A 22-page lease for new business premises.
- Out
- A one-page summary, five deviations from your standard marked, and the notice period in the diary.
Integrations it uses
Microsoft SharePointFiles, folders and list items in SharePoint, with triggers on new files.
Google DriveRead, upload and move files and folders in Google Drive, with a trigger on a new file.
Microsoft OneDriveRead, upload and move files and folders in OneDrive, with a trigger on a new file.
Google CalendarCreate, search and update events in Google Calendar, with triggers on new or changed events.
Microsoft Outlook CalendarCreate, search and update events in the Outlook calendar, with triggers on new events.
SignhostCreating, starting, tracking and cancelling signing transactions in Signhost and pulling the signed document and the receipt, with a trigger at every status change.
Where the limit lies
You decide whether you sign. The agent reads and marks; it signs nothing and sends nothing.
Please note: This is not legal advice. A contract that matters you put to a lawyer. The agent helps you see what to look out for.
Templates it bundles
| Sjabloon | Soort | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Document questions | AI agent | An assistant that answers questions about contracts, quotes and manuals in its knowledge base. |
| Contract expiry dates (suppliers and subscriptions) | automation | Ninety days before a contract or a subscription expires you get a nudge with the notice period. |
Industries where this comes up
Frequently asked questions
Does it replace a lawyer?
No. It shows you what it says and what deviates. Judging whether that is good stays with a person.
What is my standard?
A document with what you normally agree: notice period, payment term, liability. It puts the contract next to that.
Does the contract stay in my environment?
Yes. It does not go outside and nobody else sees it.