Adversarial clause auditing, Negotiation friction mapping, Multi-dimensional risk scoring, 100% offline compliance triage
Don't risk leaks by sending sensitive docs to the cloud. Contractive analyzes contracts and flags risk directly on your machine.
Zero data retention ever.
Contract risk triage
Contractive reviews the agreement locally, ranks clause risk, and ties every finding back to the source text so legal and compliance teams can triage faster without uploading sensitive documents.
Category: Provision of Services
Category: Unilateral Changes
Category: Indemnity
saas-agreement.txt
Generated locally on 2026-05-13 at 03:13
ENTERPRISE MASTER SERVICES AGREEMENT Effective Date: May 15, 2026 Provider: Acme Enterprise Solutions, LLC Client: Global Industries, Inc. 2. PROVISION OF SERVICES. Provider shall provide the Services and Deliverables pursuant to mutually executed Order Forms or SOWs. Provider will use commercially reasonable efforts to make the online Services available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Provider reserves the right to modify the Services at any time, provided that such modifications do not materially degrade the core functionality of the Services during an active Subscription Term. 8. UNCAPPED CUSTOMER INDEMNITY. Client shall defend, indemnify, and hold Provider harmless from any claim, loss, fine, penalty, security incident, regulatory investigation, or third-party demand arising out of Client Data or Client's use of the Services. This obligation is uncapped, applies regardless of Provider negligence, and is not subject to the limitation of liability.
Workflow
Step 1 of 4
No cloud upload. Your document never leaves your machine.
Drop in a PDF and Core reads it locally so confidential language stays private by default. No file upload, no external storage: your document stays on your machine.
Privacy-first: analysis runs completely locally.
Drop in a PDF and keep it on-device from start to finish.
Core extracts structure and interprets clauses using a local model.
Highlights asymmetric terms and hidden risk with prioritized severity.
Generate a clean summary you can share or attach to a deal memo.
Product Notes
Contractive focuses on private contract analysis, clause extraction, risk review, and concise summaries for legal and compliance workflows.
Core groups findings around the language in the agreement, so a reviewer can move from summary to evidence without losing context.
The desktop workflow is built for contracts that should remain inside the user's environment during analysis.
Risk flags and summaries are starting points for review. They are written to support judgment, not bury it.
Contractive Core extracts clauses, identifies risk signals, and produces summaries without sending documents to external servers.
Fully local clause intelligence
Contractive Core is a Windows desktop application for legal and compliance teams that review sensitive agreements. It turns unstructured contract text into clause-level findings, obligations, risk flags, and exportable summaries. Pilot access is provisioned manually after setup.
Controlled review workflows
Contractive Agents connect Core findings to validation steps, compliance checks, and decision records. Each workflow is built around evidence, review status, and auditability.
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Local contract analysis reviews contract text on the user's own machine or environment instead of uploading the document to an external review service.
Contractive Core extracts clauses, identifies obligations, flags risk signals, and exports summaries for legal and compliance review.
No. Contractive Core is designed for local analysis. Contract files stay inside the review environment during analysis.
Contractive Core is for teams that review sensitive agreements, including legal, compliance, operations, and professional services teams.
Pilot access is set up manually. Share the review workflow, deployment context, and approved user emails you want provisioned.
Include your document type, user list, privacy requirements, and pilot goals.