Leela

N Product · Negotiation

We work the whole negotiation, not one draft.

A living issues list that updates itself every time the counterparty responds: what moved, what held, what was conceded, what's new. Kept as the record for the entire deal. Very few tools do this. We built around it.

How a round works

  1. 01

    Their draft comes back

    Drop in the returned paper, or let it arrive through your inbox. Leela picks up the new version automatically.

  2. 02

    It reads against your last version

    Leela compares the return to your operative draft and to the live issues, so nothing is re-read from scratch.

  3. 03

    The issues list updates itself

    Each position is marked accepted, moved, held, or new; the whole list re-states itself for this round.

  4. 04

    You respond from the record

    Reply with your positions intact, then do it again next turn. The thread never gets lost.

The living issues list

Most contract AI reviews one draft. We work the whole negotiation.

Leela keeps one issues list for the deal and updates it every time the counterparty responds, showing what moved, what held, what was conceded, and what's newly on the table. It's the deal's working memory, not a fresh review each round.

  • Moved · held · conceded · new, per round
  • One list for the whole negotiation
  • No reconstructing the deal each turn

Movement

See exactly where the deal shifted.

When a return draft lands, Leela compares it against your last version and surfaces the movement, so you walk into the next turn knowing where they gave ground and where they dug in.

  • Position-level change tracking
  • New asks flagged, never missed
  • Compare any two versions

Email-native

The deal walks in through your inbox.

Drafts and turns can be captured straight from email, so the negotiation history assembles itself instead of being filed by hand.

  • Drafts ingested from email
  • Threaded negotiation record
  • Less manual filing

The record

A system of record, not just a review tool.

Every version, position, and turn is kept in order: a deal file that still makes sense two rounds later, and a useful record once the matter closes.

  • Every version, in sequence
  • Positions tracked across turns
  • Exportable deal record

See it on your own paper.