Leela

C Contract negotiation

Meet Leela.

An email-enabled agent that reviews counterparty drafts, sends redlines, creates playbooks and maintains issues lists. All by herself.

Solutions · 01

Run the whole negotiation.

Open a matter, review against your playbook, send the redline, and keep every turn. The deal's full record in one place.

Negotiate · 01 Open

Open a matter for every deal.

  • Forward the email thread, or upload the Word file.
  • Drafts, prior turns, issues, and notes stay with the matter.
  • You decide who can see it.
Negotiate · 02 Issues

Get an issues list you can work from.

  • Every issue cites the clause it comes from.
  • Each one states the problem, the risk, and what to ask for instead.
  • Accept, reject, or edit each issue. The list is yours.
Negotiate · 03 Revise

Turn issues into a redline.

  • Ask for it in chat and pick the issues to push.
  • The markup opens beside the document as tracked changes.
  • Export the redline and send it back.
Negotiate · 04 Return

See what came back.

  • The return draft is compared against your last version.
  • Accepted, moved, held: every position is marked.
  • Anything new they added is flagged.
Negotiate · 05 Respond

Reply from the record.

  • Email Leela instructions, or chat with it in the matter.
  • Replies and cover notes drafted from the live issues.
  • Share the conversation with your team.
Negotiate · 06 Record

Keep the whole negotiation.

  • Every draft, redline, and turn, in order.
  • Settled points stay settled.
  • Export to Word or your DMS when the deal closes.
Solutions · 02

Everything you do to a Word file.

Read it completely, work the tracked changes, compare versions, and clean up the formatting, without leaving the matter.

Documents · 01 Read

Pull everything out of a Word file.

  • Tracked changes, comments, and tables, with authors and dates.
  • Ask what changed and who changed it.
  • Tables and schedules come through intact.
Documents · 02 Changes

Accept, reject, or answer every edit.

  • The other side's tracked changes become a worklist.
  • Margin comments get replies in place.
  • Decisions land back in the file as Word revisions.
Documents · 03 Compare

Compare any two documents.

  • Any two versions, or any two contracts, word by word.
  • Each change typed and located: added, deleted, modified, moved.
  • A similarity score on every change.
Documents · 04 Format

Clean up the formatting.

  • Numbering and cross-references repaired without touching the language.
  • Your house style applied to any inbound document.
  • A clean file that opens perfectly in Word.
Solutions · 03

Read across documents, not one at a time.

Term sheets checked against shareholder agreements, questions answered across the matter, suites kept consistent.

Analysis · 01 Stack

Analyze a stack of documents together.

  • Hand Leela any set of related documents: agreements, their amendments, side letters, the new draft.
  • It reads them as one: what is already agreed, what the new paper changes, and what it breaks.
  • Out comes an issues list and a redline, cited to every document. Here, a term sheet checked against a shareholder agreement.
Analysis · 02 Questions

Ask questions across every document.

  • “What consents does the new round trigger?”
  • Every answer cites its clause in each document.
  • Follow up in the same conversation. The context holds.
Analysis · 03 Consistency

Keep related agreements consistent.

  • Defined terms reconciled across the suite.
  • Cross-references checked and repaired.
  • Conflicting provisions flagged for your call.
Solutions · 04

Your positions, written down and working.

Create a playbook from your own paper, edit it by chatting, and every review takes your side.

Playbooks · 01 Create

Create a playbook from your own paper.

  • Generate rules from your precedents, or start from scratch.
  • Every rule carries preferred language and language to avoid.
  • Share it with a workspace or the team, or keep it personal.
Playbooks · 02 Edit

Edit the playbook by chatting.

  • Say “Tighten the indemnity fallback” and the rule rewrites in front of you.
  • Add, split, or retire rules in conversation.
  • Every change is tracked.
Playbooks · 03 Apply

Every review follows the playbook.

  • Pick the document, pick the playbook, and Leela runs the review.
  • The review takes your side, buyer or seller.
  • Change a rule once; every future review follows.
Solutions · 05

Draft a new agreement.

Describe the deal in a form, pick a house style, and Leela drafts it, Word-native from the first line.

Draft · 01 Describe

Describe the deal in a form.

  • Parties, terms, and positions: structured, not guessed.
  • Leela drafts the agreement from your answers.
  • Word-native from the first line.
Draft · 02 Style

Pick a house style.

  • Bundles set the voice, numbering, and layout.
  • New York, Silicon Valley, UK, India, or your own.
  • Export and send. No reformatting pass.
Trust

Concerns lawyers have.
Answers we built for.

Your data. Your contracts are never used to train our models or anyone else's.
Hallucinations. Every issue is pinpoint-cited. Every redline ties to a clause.
Audit trail. Every action and version preserved. Review history is reproducible.
Privilege. A tool for lawyers, not a substitute. Same posture as Word or Westlaw.
Leela Works

Start with your next contract.

Better contracts. Better negotiations. Better legal work.

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