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Auto-renewalVendor MSA · p. 12

This Agreement shall automatically renew for successive twelve (12) month terms unless either Party provides written notice of non-renewal at least ninety (90) days prior to the then-current expiration date. In the event of renewal, all pricing shall be subject to annual adjustment at Vendor's sole discretion.

Findings on this clause3
Auto-renewalHigh
Locks you in for another year if you miss a 90-day notice window. Most teams don't have a system to catch this.
Suggest: negotiate to 30-day notice
Payment termsMedium
Vendor sets pricing at renewal with no cap. You have no visibility until the invoice arrives.
Suggest: cap increase at CPI + 3%
NoticeLow
Written notice requirement is unclear on delivery — email may not qualify.
Suggest: define "written" to include email
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The model scans for risks, missing terms, and language that reads unusual for the document type — comparing against how most agreements handle each provision.

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Each finding is categorised, ranked by severity, quoted from the contract, and explained in plain English with a specific suggestion for what to review.

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The things that hurt you months after signature.

Every category below is something ContractPilot AI actively looks for. Findings are ranked high, medium, or low to support — not replace — your own review.

Auto-renewal traps

Clauses that renew silently unless you cancel inside a tight window. ContractPilot AI flags the term length and the notice period side-by-side.

"…shall automatically renew for successive twelve (12) month terms unless notice is given at least ninety (90) days prior…"

One-sided indemnity

Indemnification obligations that only run one way, or that cover more than third-party claims. We surface both the scope and what you’d normally see instead.

"Client shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless Vendor from any and all claims…"

Liability that isn’t actually capped

Liability clauses with carve-outs so broad the cap becomes meaningless — or missing entirely. We call out both the cap and the exclusions.

"…except for breach of confidentiality, gross negligence, IP infringement, or breach of Section 4…"

Broad IP assignments

Assignments that sweep in your background IP, tooling, or general know-how alongside the actual deliverables. We separate what’s fair from what’s aggressive.

"All work product, related materials, and any improvements thereto shall be the sole property of…"

Missing standard clauses

Sometimes the risk is what isn’t there — no limitation of liability in an MSA, no data return in a SaaS agreement, no cure period before termination.

"No limitation of liability clause detected in this Master Services Agreement."

Language that reads unusual

Clauses that use non-standard wording for their type — often a sign the counterparty’s lawyer inserted something specific and hoped you wouldn’t notice.

"Vendor may modify these Terms at any time upon posting revised Terms on its website…"
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No. It replaces the ten-minute skim your team does before every routine contract gets signed. For high-stakes agreements — M&A, complex commercial deals, litigation — you still want a human lawyer. ContractPilot AI exists for everything below that bar: vendor MSAs, SaaS terms, NDAs, service agreements, offer letters. Its findings are meant to support your own review and decision-making, not replace qualified legal advice.
Contract text is sent to a large language model for analysis and stored in your workspace, isolated to your organization. You control who on your team has access. Nothing is used to train third-party models.
PDF and DOCX for uploads; plain text for paste. Scanned PDFs work if the text layer is present — pure image PDFs without a text layer aren't supported yet.
It works on any prose contract in English — MSAs, SOWs, NDAs, SaaS agreements, employment contracts, leases, vendor agreements, service agreements, licenses, terms of service.
It surfaces most of what an attentive first-pass review would catch, and often more, because it doesn't get bored on page fourteen. It will occasionally miss something a specialist would catch, and it will occasionally flag something that isn't really an issue for your context. Treat every finding as a prompt to look — not a final judgment.
Business and Firm plans can export a review as a shareable report, ready to attach to your negotiation notes.
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