What this fixes.
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Inside counsel time burnt on routine NDAs
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Deal velocity dies in NDA cycles
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Inconsistent acceptance across counterparties
Three jobs, on rails.
From clause library
Your template + party data → first draft in seconds.
Against playbook
Standard redlines auto-accepted or counter-proposed.
True breaks only
Only genuine policy breaches reach counsel.
The path.
Hand over the NDA template and the playbook for accepted variations.
Define the escalation matrix: which clauses must always reach counsel.
Drop the conveyor behind your contracting mailbox — counterparty just emails the redline.
Counsel reviews the weekly digest of edge cases; the 90% flow runs unattended.
One scenario, one outcome.
A counterparty redlines the mutual-NDA term length from 3 years to 5 and adds a non-solicit.
Term-length change auto-accepted (within playbook). Non-solicit flagged as a true policy break, escalated to counsel with the offending clause highlighted. Total cycle: 24 minutes vs the usual 3 days.
Scoped on a call.
2 weeks
Pilot → retainer
Scope confirmed in a 30-minute call. Fixed scope, fixed timeline before you sign. We'll send a one-page proposal within 48 hours.
Book a call →Same category.
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