Know what every contract commits you to.
Clausewatch reads every vendor contract you upload, flags the clauses that carry risk, links each one to the parent agreement it amends, and shows you what a proposed change would actually do before anyone signs it.
Contracts are easy to sign. Tracking what they cost you is hard.
Legal and ops teams juggle dozens of vendor agreements, each amended and renewed on its own schedule. Most teams are reviewing terms by memory, not by record.
Contracts pile up unreviewed
New agreements and amendments land faster than anyone can read them, so a real review only happens after something has already gone wrong.
Renewal terms get missed
Auto-renewal windows and rate escalators sit buried in an attachment nobody reopens until the invoice changes.
No visibility into which clauses expose you
Liability caps, indemnification terms, and termination rights vary contract to contract, and there's no single view of where the real risk sits.
What Clausewatch does
Clausewatch is a contract review platform. It parses every agreement you upload, flags the clauses worth a second look, and lets you test a proposed amendment against the parent contract before it's signed.
Upload & parse
Drop in a contract and Clausewatch extracts its clauses, parties, and key terms, then links it to the parent agreement it amends or renews.
Flag risky clauses
Liability, indemnification, termination, and auto-renewal terms are scored for exposure so the clauses that matter most surface first.
Simulate amendments
Draft a proposed change and see exactly how it shifts risk and obligations against the current contract, before anyone signs.
Live in three steps
Upload a contract
Add a vendor agreement or amendment. Clausewatch parses its terms and links it to the parent contract automatically.
Review flagged terms
See the clauses scored for exposure, ranked so the highest-risk terms are the first thing you read.
Simulate changes before signing
Draft the amendment you're considering and see its effect on the contract's obligations and risk, before it's final.