Clause extraction software

Clause extraction gives reviewers a starting point for understanding an agreement. Contractive Gov brings local contract review and FAR/DFARS analysis into one workspace, helping teams identify clauses and potential conflicts that need attention.

Add the contract as a local document source.
Review findings associated with FAR/DFARS clauses.
Check each finding against the complete agreement.

Clause review in the Gov workspace

The demo's FAR/DFARS view shows a clause reference flagged for review alongside the analysis summary and applicability facts.

Contractive Gov FAR/DFARS analysis with applicability facts, a summary, and a potential conflict finding
Applicability facts and potential compliance conflicts in one local workspace.Select image to view full size.
Contractive Gov with a PDF attached as a local source
A contract added locally, ready for review.Select image to view full size.

From document text to clause review

A long agreement is easier to work through when the review has a clear focus. Add the PDF to Gov, select the contract review workflow, and use the findings to identify language that needs a closer look.

A clause needs its context

A clause reference alone does not settle whether a requirement applies. Gov's FAR/DFARS workflow includes applicability facts so reviewers can consider the acquisition context alongside the analysis.

Keep the source document in the workflow

Use extracted information and findings as a guide back to the contract. Check surrounding language, definitions, and incorporated requirements before acting on a result.

Questions

Is clause extraction the same as contract management?

No. Clause extraction focuses on identifying and organizing contract language. Contract management also covers processes such as approvals, storage, renewals, and lifecycle tracking.

What does the Gov demo show?

It shows a locally attached contract, a FAR/DFARS analysis using applicability facts, and a summary with potential conflict findings. It also shows policy questions answered from a local document library.