Feature
AI-assisted understanding
In plain English
version90's AI review extracts every material term, flags risks and deviations from your standards, and explains changes in plain English — and every single finding cites the clause it came from, verified against the document. If the AI can't point to the words, you never see the claim.
Reading is the bottleneck. So we fixed reading.
Nobody misses the big scary clause. What kills you is page 14 of a 30-page draft at 6pm: the quiet switch from Net 30 to Net 60, the indemnity that grew a word, the auto-renewal that used to have an opt-out. AI is genuinely great at exactly this — total recall across the whole document, every round, without fatigue.
Grounded, or it doesn't ship
The reason people distrust AI review is that chatbots confidently invent. version90's pipeline is built against that failure mode: findings must anchor to specific text, the anchor is re-verified deterministically against the document, and anything that fails verification is discarded — not softened, discarded. What survives is a short list of claims you can check with one click, because each one shows you where it lives.
"Explain the implications of this change"
Any unresolved redline has an explain button. The question is about the change; the context is the entire agreement — because a 60-day notice period means something different depending on the renewal mechanics two sections later. You get a plain-English answer a non-lawyer can act on, and a flag when it's worth real counsel.
Suggestions land as tracked changes
When the AI proposes replacement language — or when you insert your standard clause — it's applied as a normal, attributed tracked change. The counterparty sees exactly what every other redline looks like. No black box edits, ever.
Key terms
Master Services Agreement
- Counterparty
- Meridian Robotics, Inc.
- Effective date
- 2026-08-01
- Initial term
- 24 months, auto-renew
- Payment terms
- Net 60 (was Net 30)
- Governing law
- Delaware
- Liability cap
- None found ⚠
Liability is uncapped NONSTANDARD
“…each party shall be liable for all damages arising out of or relating to this Agreement.” — §9.2
No aggregate cap and no consequential-damages exclusion. Your standard caps at 12 months of fees.
Insert standard cap ✨ Explain implications
Payment terms moved to Net 60 DEVIATION
Your pinned standard says Net 30. The draft was quietly changed in the last round — §4.1.
every finding cites the clause it came from · verified against the document, never invented
Frequently asked questions
How does version90's AI contract review avoid hallucinations?
Through grounding and verification. The AI must cite the specific clause behind every finding, and version90 independently verifies that the cited text actually exists in the document before showing you anything. A finding whose evidence can't be located is suppressed. You see claims with receipts, or you don't see them.
What does 'explain implications' do?
For any unresolved tracked change, one click asks the AI what accepting it would actually mean — with the entire document as context, because contract terms interlace. Moving payment to Net 60 reads differently when the late-fee clause three pages away compounds weekly.
Does the AI edit my contracts automatically?
Never. The AI proposes; a human disposes. Suggested language is applied only when you choose to apply it, and it lands as an attributed tracked change your counterparty can see and negotiate, like any other redline.
Is AI contract review legal advice?
No. version90 is software, not a law firm. AI findings and explanations help you read faster and miss less — they don't replace judgment. Anything consequential should be reviewed by a licensed attorney.
What does the AI extract from each contract?
Contract type, parties and counterparty, effective and renewal dates, term, payment terms, liability caps, governing law, termination and notice provisions, and other material terms — each as a suggestion with its supporting citation, confirmed by a human.
In witness whereof
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