Know who your contract really favours

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AI-generated, not legal advice. Check the original contract before acting.

About

TermTable helps you explore how the supplied contract allocates advantage and risk. It provides an AI-generated overview, relevant contract wording and negotiation points for both parties. Use it to prepare questions and identify wording to review with a qualified adviser.

How it works

  1. 1. Add your contract

    Paste text, drop a file into the box, or select the upload icon. PDFs are sent directly for AI review. Choose Analyse contract; the whole supplied document is considered, including schedules and cross-references.

  2. 2. Read the review

    Read the overview and its negotiation priorities. Select a linked term in the table to jump to the detailed finding and its contract wording below. Ratings apply to the role labelled You.

  3. 3. Swap your role

    Check the role under You, which always stays on the left. Swap sides changes your role, table ratings, explanations and negotiation priorities without another analysis. The lower pan and dial point to the favoured side: left/green favours You; right/red favours Them. The overall conclusion stays the same.

Print Analysis prints the current role’s overview, priorities, detailed findings and contract wording. You can also save a PDF through your browser’s print dialog.

PDF uploads support up to 3 MB and text up to 400,000 characters. The report highlights material findings; it is not a commentary on every clause. If the whole supplied document cannot be reviewed, we explain the problem instead of showing an opening-section assessment.

Illustrations are examples. A level scale means broadly balanced allocation, not low risk; unclear allocation hides the graphic. Incomplete reviews are not presented as completed reports.

Methodology & limitations

AI examines the entire supplied document for unfair terms and material risks, considering both parties and the interactions between provisions. Swap sides changes whose risks and explanations you see; You stays on the left.

The lower scale pan points to the favoured party. The green–red band shows relative advantage, not a legal fairness score. A balanced contract can still be high risk for both parties.

Findings show the relevant contract wording. Pasted-text excerpts are copied from your input; PDF excerpts are transcribed by AI and include page references. AI can overlook wording, misread pages or transcribe them incorrectly. Check the original document and seek qualified advice. Missing schedules, local law and surrounding facts can change the result.

Disclaimer

TermTable provides AI-generated information, not legal advice. Results may be wrong or incomplete and do not create an adviser–client relationship. Check the original contract and consult a qualified professional before relying on a review.

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