Clarivet reads what you've agreed, then watches for what changes.
Give it a contract. It shows you the few clauses worth a second look, with the exact wording beside each one.
This is an early prototype with demo data. We are testing the idea, not you. Please think out loud, and say so if something is unclear. Timing and clicks are saved on this device only.
This test uses one demo contract so that everyone sees the same thing.
Reading the contract.
Web design agreement, Hartley & Co demo contract
You've just seen what Clarivet can find in one document.
But contracts change. Clients change. Projects change. Conversations change.
- ContractRead just now. Six facts remembered below.
- ClientNot connected in this prototype
- ConversationsNot connected in this prototype
- WorkNot connected in this prototype
- InvoicesNot connected in this prototype
- PaymentsNot connected in this prototype
Once these are linked, Clarivet can keep looking for changes you might otherwise miss. A contract summary can't do that, because it never sees the rest.
Contract says two revisions are included (clause 4.2).
Email asks for a third.
Project history shows two already done.
Possible unbilled work. Evidence attached.
Before you go
Six short questions. There are no right answers, and "not sure" is a useful answer.
Last step: copy your answers and send them back to the person who gave you this link.