Local managed IT
AI contract and compliance review in the Lowcountry
Material is checked against your written rules to build a queued list of findings before a named person signs off.
Organized finding queues
Every flagged item quotes your rule and passage
Output is a ranked queue of findings waiting for a decision. Each finding identifies a specific rule and quotes the passage that triggered it, putting text directly in front of your review team.
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Findings quote written rules
Every finding names a rule and quotes the passage directly on the review screen.
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Reviewers accept or dismiss
Each finding is accepted or dismissed by a named reviewer recording a reason.
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Work runs in your account
Review runs in your own Microsoft or AWS cloud account, keeping material in storage.
Material checks for local businesses
Select your business type to see material matched against written rules before a person signs it off.
Select a business type
Related material types
Material checked against written rules
Check material against specific written rules to generate a ranked queue of findings for your review team.
Select a material type
Material read
Findings produced
Reviewer decisions
Disposition records and accuracy measurement
Control rests with your review team. Every finding maintains a record of rules, versions, and reviewer decisions.
Judgment rules routed to reviewers
Rules requiring judgment are labeled and routed directly to a reviewer. Every rule receives an identifier and a reference to its source clause.
Severity set by review teams
Each finding has a severity rank, and your review team sets the severity scale. Where a rule implies a fix, findings propose replacement wording.
Disposition record exported for audits
A disposition record stores flagged items, reviewer decisions, and dates. Records can be exported for an audit to show decisions over time.
Accuracy measured on known material
Accuracy is measured against material whose correct result is already known, counting correct flags, missed items, and false flags. Findings store ruleset versions.
Microsoft documentation:Azure Document Intelligence,contract data extraction.
Projects built by material type
Each material type is built separately as one project with its own ruleset. Your second material type takes less time to build than your first.
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Write down written rules
Document rules defining checks. Build work is done remotely, though first conversations happen in person.
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Run known material and measure
Accuracy is measured against material whose correct result is already known to count correct flags, missed items, and false flags.
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Put queues before reviewers
Output is a ranked queue of findings. Reviewers accept or dismiss each finding, recording reasons on a screen showing material alongside findings.
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Widen to next material type
Recent material can be re-run against revised rulesets. Each subsequent material type builds faster than previous ones.
Questions about review setups
- Where does our material go?
Material is kept in storage your company owns. Review runs in your own Microsoft or AWS cloud account, and no material is sent to a third-party review service.
- Does the system approve or reject anything?
Output is a ranked queue of findings for your review team. A named reviewer accepts or dismisses each finding, and a person signs off material.
- Who decides on a flagged item?
A named reviewer decides on every flagged item. Your review team accepts or dismisses findings, and rules requiring judgment are routed to a reviewer.
- Can we re-run material when our rules change?
Recent material can be re-run against a revised ruleset. Each finding stores the version of the ruleset that produced it.
- How is accuracy measured?
Accuracy is measured against material whose correct result is already known. Measurement counts correct flags, missed items, and false flags.
- Can it review our contracts against our own terms?
Contracts are checked against your company's own written contract terms, such as required clauses and limits. Each finding quotes the clause triggering it.
Book a conversation in Mount Pleasant
Call (844) 422-7000 to discuss checking your material against your written rules.