1. Gather the current version
Check the parties, date and revision. Include referenced schedules and amendments where available; list anything you have not received. A report cannot confirm the contents of a missing exhibit.
Upload an APA, FDD, commercial lease, or post-close employment agreement. Inkvex returns a risk score from 1 to 10 and explained findings with quotes where available. Paid lanes add jurisdiction-aware context, an Executive Deal Verdict, Cross-Reference Map, and Negotiation Points. The normal processing target is under 3 minutes. Large, scanned, or unusually dense files can take longer.
Suppose Section 7.3 caps specified indemnity claims at $500,000 and Schedule 4.2 lists $2.1 million of annual revenue from one customer. Those figures measure different things. Check the customer contract, representations and indemnity triggers together.
If that customer leaves after closing, does a covered breach trigger a claim? Identify the missing contract or fact before proposing a remedy or changing the price.
Start with the document that contains the decision you need to make.
Check the parties, date and revision. Include referenced schedules and amendments where available; list anything you have not received. A report cannot confirm the contents of a missing exhibit.
Read each material finding beside its source wording. Check amounts, dates and definitions. Separate a documented obligation from a question that needs the seller, landlord or franchisor to answer.
Rank the issues by their effect on your deal. Give counsel the agreement, your business assumptions and the unresolved questions. Use the contract negotiation guide to prepare a specific business ask. The report does not replace a negotiated redline or signing advice.
See the sample memorandum, the APA review guide, or NDA review for a diligence file.
The report gives you the answer fast, then shows the evidence behind it.
Find payment commitments, renewal deadlines, liability provisions and restrictions that need a closer read. Check each finding against the uploaded text.
Use quoted excerpts and clause references, where available, to see which wording supports a finding and which facts still need checking.
Take the unresolved issues and proposed negotiation points to your attorney. Counsel decides the legal effect and drafts the agreed changes.
Choose the page closest to your situation, or upload the contract directly and let Inkvex adapt the review.
Comparing categories first? Start with our guide to AI contract review software, see how AI contract review works and what it catches, or read our honest review of Inkvex.
APAs, broker NDAs, seller-financing notes, retained-employee agreements, and the schedules where indemnification, customer concentration, and earnout language hide.
See use case →Use caseFDDs (all 23 items), franchise agreements, area development agreements, multi-unit development agreements, and personal guarantees before signing or paying the franchisor.
See use case →Use case5 to 10 year commercial leases, CAM provisions, NNN structures, tenant improvement allowances, percentage rent, holdover rent, and assignment restrictions.
See use case →Use caseFirst-pass review on APA, FDD, lease, and post-close employment agreements so your attorney's billable hour is focused on judgment calls instead of red-flag detection.
See use case →Use the primary hub for the main workflow, then check the supporting pages that belong to the same diligence lane.
Serious contracts need serious handling, clear boundaries, and a review flow that respects the stakes.
Your contract is processed to generate the report. It is not kept as a contract database and it is not used to train the product.
Inkvex focuses on quoted clauses, risk scoring, missing protections, suggested fixes, and decision support.
For high-value, negotiated, or specialized matters, take the report to counsel and spend legal time on the clauses that actually matter.
The examples on this page are illustrative. Open the sample memorandum to inspect the report structure, then compare its findings with the source excerpts before uploading your own file.
Seller-note treatment needs lender confirmation. Check the note against the financing terms and ask the lender which current program requirements apply to this transaction.
Read the cap with the available remedy. Trace a covered claim through the basket, survival period, carve-outs and escrow. The purchase price alone does not tell you whether the remedy addresses the risk.
The answers below cover the practical concerns most people have before trusting a contract to AI.
AI contract review uses structured analysis to read legal agreements, flag risky clauses, detect missing protections, and explain the contract with clause source and citation. Inkvex turns that into a report you can act on quickly.
Look for sourced clauses, missing-protection checks, uncertainty notes, buyer-specific context, and attorney-ready questions. Inkvex is built for APAs, FDDs, commercial leases, and related deal documents, but the report is still a first pass before legal judgment.
Use counsel for legal judgment, negotiation language, local law, and signing decisions. Inkvex helps you bring a sourced issue list, quoted clauses, and specific questions to the attorney call.
Inkvex accepts PDF, Word (.docx), and image uploads including JPG, PNG, and WEBP. That includes photos of printed contracts.
First analysis is free with a free account, no credit card required. After that, one price covers every supported document type: Single Document Review $49 (1 credit, 12-month access), Searcher Sub $99 per month or $990 per year for 5 credits each month, Deal Pack $499 for 15 credits across a 12-month deal window. Document size per lane: Single Document Review up to 300 pages, Searcher Sub up to 750 pages, Deal Pack up to 800 pages, and the Free Trial up to 140 pages. Inkvex is the per-deal first pass; counsel is still essential for the redline phase.
First analysis is free, no credit card required. After that, one price covers any supported document, leases and FDDs included: Single Document Review at $49, Searcher Sub at $99 per month, or Deal Pack at $499 for the full 12-month diligence window. Bring the report to your M&A or franchise attorney for the judgment calls that need a human.