Volume forces sampling
Past a certain size, review stops being about what you read and becomes a decision about what you skip.
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Every page read. Every flag sourced.
Review the full set instead of a sample — with the clause, the page and the reason attached to every finding.
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Why document review breaks down
Two reviewers, two answers
Give the same document to two associates and you get two different risk lists. Clients notice the inconsistency.
Risk hides in the boilerplate
Auto-renewal, an uncapped indemnity, an assignment clause that quietly moves IP — the dangerous terms are the ones that look standard.
A flag without a reason is unusable
A risk score nobody can trace to a clause is something a partner has to redo rather than rely on.
Review restarts every time
Nothing carries forward from the last matter, so the firm relearns its own positions on every set.
How HAQQ reviews
Every page, not a sample
HAQQ reads the full set and applies the same standard to all of it, however large the population.
Flags with the clause attached
Each finding cites the specific provision and explains the exposure in plain language — partner-ready, not a black box.
Reviewed against your positions
Codify the firm's playbook once, and HAQQ flags every place a document deviates from how you normally negotiate.
Benchmarked, not asserted
On complex commercial agreements HAQQ scores 47/50 in our independent 50-task benchmark, ahead of Harvey (43) and Legora (38).
Arabic and English in one pass
A bilingual set gets one consistent review instead of two half-reviews stitched together.
The review toolkit
Contract Review
Review contracts in minutes, not hours. AI that spots issues, flags risks, and suggests improvements.
Document Comparison
Compare contracts and documents intelligently. Beyond redlines - understand what changes actually mean.
Document Extraction
Pull out key terms, dates, parties, and obligations from any document. Data extraction at scale.
AI Legal Assistant
An AI assistant trained specifically for legal work. Research, draft, and analyze with an AI that understands law.
How AI document review works
1
Upload the set
Drop the documents into Legal AI Chat, or open them from an eFirm matter.
2
Run AI document review
HAQQ scans every standard risk category and compares each document to your playbook.
3
Work the flags
Each deviation arrives with a risk level, a cited clause and a suggested redline you can accept or refine.
4
Ship the summary
Generate a plain-language memo of what to sign, what to push back on, and why.
FAQ
How is this different from contract review?
Contract review is one agreement against your playbook. Document review is the whole set — a data room, a disclosure population, a contract portfolio — held to a consistent standard with every flag sourced.
Can I check the AI's work?
That is the point of the design. Every flag links to the clause and page it came from, so verifying a finding takes seconds instead of a re-read.
How does HAQQ score on review tasks?
On complex commercial agreements HAQQ scored 47/50 in our published 50-task benchmark, ahead of Harvey at 43 and Legora at 38.
Is our document data used for training?
No. Documents stay in your workspace and are never used to train models.
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