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Contract review done in 20 minutes, not 2 hours.

Drop in any contract. Document Review runs it through the right industry playbook (software/SaaS, healthcare provider, MSA, real estate, water rights, environmental). Flags risks, finds compliance gaps, and suggests drop-in language. Multi-model consensus on every flag.

Document Review

Most AI contract review is generic, "this might be risky" hand-waving from a model that never read your industry's actual standards. GearHead does it differently. Every review runs against codified industry playbooks built from real practice. SaaS reviewer knows what limitation-of-liability language is acceptable. Healthcare reviewer knows what BAA terms are required. Water rights reviewer knows what an Oregon variance looks like. Multi-model consensus means flags only surface when multiple AI models agree they're real.

What it does for you

What Document Review actually does.

36 industry playbooks

Software / SaaS Contracts, Healthcare Provider Agreements, Manufacturing Supply, MSA/NDA/SOW, Construction Subcontractor, Real Estate, Water Rights, Environmental, Conservation Easement, and 27 more.

Risk flagging with severity

Every flag includes a risk level (high / medium / informational), the playbook section it triggered, and an explanation of why it matters. No more "this might be a problem" without context.

Drop-in language suggestions

For every flagged issue, suggested redline language drawn from your playbook's standard provisions. Copy-paste into your edit, or use the GearHead-integrated PDF/Word editor.

Multi-model consensus

Every review runs through multiple AI models, typically Claude, GPT, and Gemini. A flag only surfaces if multiple models agree. Dramatically reduces hallucinated concerns that would waste your review time.

Plays well with your stack

PDF, Word, Google Docs. Drop a file in chat or share via Google Drive. Reviewed documents save back to your DMS. Audit trail captures every review.

Real-time data lookups

Mentions a statute? GearHead pulls the actual current text from eCFR or LegiScan. Mentions a court case? Pulls from CourtListener. Mentions a public company? Pulls from SEC EDGAR. Real citations, not hallucinations.

How it works

From setup to running in minutes

1

Drop in the document

Drag a PDF, Word doc, or paste text. Or share via Google Drive. Or via the document review tool directly. Any common format works.

2

Pick a playbook

GearHead suggests the most relevant playbook based on the document. Override if needed. Combine multiple playbooks for cross-cutting docs.

3

Review the flags

Get a structured report. High-risk issues first, then medium, then informational. Each flag shows the relevant clause, the playbook section, and suggested redline language.

4

Apply or escalate

Accept suggested redlines, apply your own edits, or send the review to a senior reviewer for sign-off. Audit trail captures every decision.

Real-world examples

Who's using Document Review

Law Firm

SaaS agreement review in 20 minutes

New vendor SaaS agreement lands. Document Review runs it against the Software/SaaS Contracts playbook, flags two limitation-of-liability concerns, one termination issue, and a missing data residency provision. Drafts redline. Partner reviews in 20 minutes instead of 2 hours.

Construction GC

Subcontractor agreement review

GC reviews subcontractor agreements against the Construction Subcontractor playbook, checks indemnification language, insurance requirements, payment terms, change order process, mechanics lien provisions. Flags non-standard clauses.

Healthcare Practice

BAA & provider agreement compliance

Practice reviews provider agreements against the Healthcare Provider Agreements playbook. Checks BAA terms, anti-kickback compliance, Stark Law issues, malpractice insurance requirements. Compliance-aware throughout.

Solo Real Estate Attorney

Conservation easement review

Solo practitioner reviews a conservation easement deed. Document Review runs the Conservation Easement playbook, checks for required IRS § 170(h) elements, federal income tax deduction language, perpetuity provisions. Solo lawyer ships work that used to require a partner.

See it on a real contract.

Book a walkthrough, bring a sample document (or we'll use one from your industry) and watch Document Review work in real time.