ANALYSIS MODES
The Finance product runs eight specialised analysis modes — from a standard ISO 31000 dual-node review to an adversarial red-team pass, from a Monte Carlo scenario engine to an AI drafter that produces a first-version contract. Every mode is metered in credits; every output carries the same cryptographic audit trail.
THE EIGHT MODES
The default engine. Dual-node Actor / Critic with iterative review and ISO 31000 risk mapping. Returns findings, risks, recommendations and an audit chain.
Use for: routine contract analysis, supplier reviews, vanilla SPAs.
A third hostile node attacks the standard output looking for attack vectors, hidden risks and weak language. Surfaces what the standard pass missed.
Use for: high-stakes deals, regulatory submissions, anything that will be litigated.
For each risky clause the engine drafts an automatic counter-proposal aligned with your firm's playbook (or our default ISDA / EFET / GAFTA stance).
Use for: contract negotiation, redline workflows, drafting committee prep.
Monte Carlo simulation over the contract's commercial variables — price corridors, FX, default probabilities. Returns IRC distribution and stress percentiles.
Use for: structured finance, project finance, anything with a covenant that depends on a market path.
Reads up to 20 related documents in a single matter (SPA + DPA + side letters + schedules) and flags incoherences across the bundle.
Use for: M&A bundles, syndicated loans, anything where the side letters can override the main agreement.
Specialised mode for commodity contracts. Adaptive roles (trader / counterparty / regulator), KillSwitch on critical findings, and live market-price injection (Alpha Vantage) for benchmark references.
Use for: physical commodities, energy trading, EFET / GAFTA / ISDA CSA workflows.
Feed two versions of the same contract. The engine produces a narrated diff classified by impact (L0 cosmetic → L4 deal-breaker), with a clause-by-clause assessment of whether each change favours your side.
Use for: post-counterparty redlines, draft iterations, late-stage closing review.
From parties, jurisdiction and key terms the engine produces a professional first-version draft (EFET, ISDA Master, SPA, NDA, JV). The starting point, not the finishing point.
Use for: kick-off drafting, term-sheet to draft, internal templates.
Credits never expire and are non-transferable. The price per credit depends on the volume purchased (see the closed Enterprise tier). The Standard mode is the cheapest to make iterative review affordable; modes that involve a third adversarial pass, a Monte Carlo engine or full drafting carry the credit cost of the additional compute.
Tell us your use case and we will run one of the modes on a representative document of yours, with the audit chain on, before any commercial conversation.