Clause gives lean legal and commercial teams a clear first pass on the contracts that keep the business moving. Draft from a structured starting point, review third-party paper, ask precise questions and refine wording without losing the thread.
Start with the detail that matters. Escalate the work that needs a lawyer.
Clause gives in-house teams a practical route through the work that arrives first: get the shape of the deal, check the risk, improve the wording and keep the reasoning visible.
Turn the deal into a structured first draft without asking colleagues to start from a blank page. Clause asks the questions that matter, builds a clear agreement and keeps the commercial shape visible before legal wording takes over.
Create a contract
Run counterparty paper through a clear UK risk playbook covering the clauses that create most friction: liability, payment, termination, renewals and the boilerplate around them. The result shows what is worth escalating and why.
Review an agreementChoose the change, describe the outcome in plain English and keep the rest of the agreement stable. Clause helps you compare the original and improved wording so legal, commercial and operational stakeholders can follow what changed.
Request changes
Use each tool on its own or move between them as the conversation develops. No blank-page hand-offs and no losing the reason behind a change.
Clause is designed to make contract work easier to check. The playbook is published, the knowledgebase is UK-focused and the output gives you a visible starting point for the decisions that matter.
Grounded standardsA published UK risk playbook gives every review a clear baseline.
Work from the agreementAsk, review and refine around the actual wording, not a generic summary.
Clear hand-offsGive commercial colleagues a better start and give lawyers a sharper escalation.
Clause helps teams get a handle on the fine print. It remains a risk-triage tool, not a law firm.
No. Clause is a contract-risk and drafting tool that gives teams a faster, more consistent first pass. It helps decide what deserves legal attention, but it does not provide legal advice and important decisions should still go to a qualified solicitor.
Clause covers the agreements that shape everyday business and life, including services, consultancy, employment, finance, consumer, property and commercial trading arrangements. Its knowledgebase is organised around UK contract types and clause families.
The review is anchored to a published set of 23 UK risk rules. Those rules create a stable baseline for payment, liability, termination, confidentiality and other core issues, rather than relying on open-ended chatbot opinion.
Review the paper already on your desk or create a structured draft for the deal ahead.