Contract Companion helps you focus on what matters.
Alarmingly, over 65% of legal professionals say they're under too much time pressure, with the result that more than one in three admits to skipping proofreading tasks. See how Contract Companion safely speeds up the review process.
Why Contract Companion?
Review Faster
Automatically identify and review errors in real-time and quickly get back to higher-value activities.
Improve Quality
Consistently demonstrate the legal teams’ capabilities, value, and work integrity.
Reduce Risks
Reduce time pressure and complete a more precise review that is difficult to achieve manually at the 11th hour.
"I use Contract Companion every time I finish a document...It has made it simpler to pick up formatting, editing, and numbering issues. My documents are tight as a result. The resulting reliability and confidence is immeasurable."
- Matthew K. Blaine, Esq. Davison, Eastman, Munoz, Lederman & Paone
"Work has been made easier since we've adopted technology from Litera. Contract Companion frees us up to do work of higher value. For example, less time spent on drafting translates into additoinal time for us to do research on our client's business."
- Shawn Chan, Associate Director at Altum Law Corporation
"It has made our practice much more efficient. Instead of having to go through a document three or four times, we can use the program once and be confident that we are generating a high-quality, error-free document."
- Michael F. Brennan, Founder and Attorney at The Virtual Attorney
Key Features of Contract Companion
Analyze
Assess the legal health of documents in a single click and instantly see items that need attention.
Active Drafting
Issues will be flagged and surfaced where the curser lays in the document, helping users correct items as they go.
Defined Terms, Cross-references, and Citation
Review flagged items to ensure validity, accuracy, consistency, and clarity.
Editing Mistakes
Remedy mistakes such as unpaired quotation marks, spacing variations, inconsistent numbering, phrases, and case-specific information.