📝 Microsoft Word Add-in · Office.js · Law Firms

Three tools in one. Right inside Word.

Contract HQ brings ClauseBank, Redline Review, and Deadline Radar into a single Word add-in — so your team can draft, review, and track contracts without ever leaving the document.

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ClauseBank

Searchable library of firm-approved clauses. Insert with one click.

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Redline Review

AI flags high-risk provisions so attorneys know where to focus.

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Deadline Radar

Extracts every date and deadline from the contract automatically.

The three modules

Everything a contract desk needs — nothing extra

Module 1

ClauseBank

Stop hunting through old deals for that indemnification clause that worked. ClauseBank is a searchable library of your firm's approved language — organized by clause type, practice area, and jurisdiction.

  • Search by clause type, keyword, or jurisdiction
  • Preview clause text before inserting
  • Insert directly into your Word document at cursor position
  • Manage your library from a simple admin panel
  • Tag clauses as "firm standard," "client-friendly," or "aggressive"
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ClauseBank Search: "indemnif"
Mutual Indemnification — Standard
Indemnification · Bilateral · Firm Standard
"Each party shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the other party..."
Broad Indemnification — Client-Favorable
Indemnification · One-sided · Aggressive
"Vendor shall indemnify Client from any and all claims arising from..."
IP Indemnification Carve-out
Indemnification · IP · Specialized
"Notwithstanding the foregoing, indemnification obligations shall not..."
Module 2

Redline Review

Before you send the markup, know what you missed. Redline Review uses AI to flag provisions that carry elevated legal or business risk — giving attorneys a focused starting point for review rather than reading every word cold.

  • Flags high-risk language: uncapped liability, one-sided termination, missing limitations
  • Medium-risk: unusual representations, broad confidentiality, non-standard governing law
  • Each flag links to the exact paragraph in the document
  • Designed as a second-pass tool — not a replacement for attorney review
  • AI model runs via AIBridges API; no text stored after processing
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Redline Review 3 issues found
⚠ High Risk
§8.2 — Unlimited liability exposure. No cap on consequential damages. Consider adding "in no event shall..."
⚡ Medium Risk
§12.1 — Unilateral termination for convenience with no cure period. Client can exit immediately.
⚡ Medium Risk
§6.4 — IP assignment is overly broad. Includes pre-existing IP not developed under this agreement.
✓ Low Risk
§3.1 — Payment terms are standard (Net 30). No issues identified.
Module 3

Deadline Radar

Every contract is full of dates that matter — and some that are easy to miss. Deadline Radar scans your document and surfaces every deadline, notice period, option window, and renewal date in a clean, exportable list.

  • Extracts absolute dates, relative deadlines, and calculated periods
  • Identifies notice periods ("30 days written notice")
  • Flags option exercise windows and renewal deadlines
  • Export to a calendar-ready list or copy to clipboard
  • All processing local — no document text leaves Word
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Deadline Radar 6 dates extracted
Contract Effective DateJanuary 1, 2026
Initial Term EndDecember 31, 2026
Renewal Notice Required By⚠ October 2, 2026
(90 days before term end)
Option to Extend — DeadlineMarch 31, 2026
Payment Due (Monthly)1st of each month
Termination Notice Period30 days written notice
How it works

Works inside Word — zero friction

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Install via Office Add-ins

IT installs Contract HQ firm-wide via the Microsoft 365 Admin Center, or attorneys install directly from the Office Add-in store.

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Open any contract in Word

The Contract HQ panel appears in the Word sidebar. All three modules are available immediately on any .docx file.

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Draft faster, review smarter

Search ClauseBank while drafting, run Redline Review before sending markup, and export dates from Deadline Radar to your calendar.

Who it's for

Built for law firms that live in contracts

Any firm whose attorneys spend meaningful time drafting, reviewing, or managing contracts.

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Mid-size law firms

Standardize clause language across the whole firm and eliminate "hunting through old deals."

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Transactional teams

Accelerate M&A, financing, and commercial deals with faster drafting and smarter review.

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Real estate & construction

Extract every deadline from complex construction contracts before they become disputes.

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In-house legal teams

Give non-attorney business people a first-pass risk flag before contracts reach legal review.

FAQ

Common questions

What does the AI in Redline Review actually do?
Redline Review uses an AI language model to read contract text and identify provisions that typically represent elevated legal or business risk — such as uncapped liability, missing limitations, or unusual IP assignments. It surfaces these as flagged items for attorney review. It does not give legal advice and is not a substitute for an attorney reading the contract.
Is contract text sent to an AI server?
For Redline Review, yes — the relevant sections of the contract are sent to the AIBridges API for processing. Text is not stored after the analysis is returned. ClauseBank and Deadline Radar are entirely local and transmit nothing. The privacy policy covers this in detail.
Can we customize the ClauseBank with our own clause library?
Yes. Firms can upload their own standard clause library through the admin portal. You define the clause categories, tags, and which clauses are "firm standard." The library is hosted in your firm's workspace — other firms cannot see your clauses.
Does it require a Microsoft 365 subscription?
Yes — Contract HQ is built on Office.js and requires Microsoft 365 (or Office 2019+). It works in Word for Windows and Word for Mac. Web (Word Online) support is in progress.

Bring Contract HQ to your firm

Early access available now. Contact us to schedule a demo and discuss deployment.

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