Feature
See what changed in the new draft
Upload the version that came back from the other side and see, clause by clause, what moved — what is still there word for word, what was reworded, and what is new.
What it does
A negotiation produces drafts, and the question after each one is the same: what actually changed? Upload the new version against an analysis you already have and each earlier finding is marked — the wording is unchanged, it was reworded (with the new text beside it), or it is no longer in the document. Findings the new version raised on its own are listed as new.
What the labels mean
They describe WORDING, not risk. "Removed" means the quoted wording is gone from the new version and the new analysis raised nothing like it — it does not mean the risk is resolved, and nothing here is drawn as an all-clear. A clause we could not check is marked unclear rather than guessed at.
It uses one analysis
Comparing runs a full analysis of the new version, so it costs one of your monthly analyses — the screen says so before you upload, not after. The comparison itself is free once both reports exist.
Who gets it
Pro, Expert and Business. Free includes a single analysis, so there is no earlier report of yours to compare against; a one-off purchase is the same case.
The limit we state on the screen
This comparison is generated automatically and describes what changed in the wording. It isn't legal advice.
Read your own contract this way
Upload it and see your risk score, every finding by name, and your two most important findings explained in full — your first analysis free, no card.
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