Local AI contract analysis

Contractive Gov reviews contracts and answers policy questions on your machine. Government agencies, defense organizations, and contractors can work with sensitive documents without uploading them to a hosted analysis service.

Contracts, policies, and prompts stay on your machine.
Check potential FAR/DFARS conflicts using the applicable facts.
Ask questions against your own policy library.

A contract review that stays local

The Gov demo starts with a PDF added as a local source, then runs an analysis using the contract's applicability facts.

Contractive Gov with a PDF attached as a local source
A contract added locally, ready for review.Select image to view full size.
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.

What local analysis means

Contract text is processed in your local workspace instead of being sent to a hosted review service. Add a PDF as a source, review it in Gov, and keep the documents inside your environment.

What reviewers get back

Gov brings contract review and FAR/DFARS analysis into the same workspace. The analysis view shows applicability facts, a summary, and potential conflicts for a reviewer to check.

Where it fits

Use Gov for first-pass contract review and questions about internal policies. The demo shows both workflows running offline, with source references available for the policy answer.

Questions

Does local contract analysis replace a reviewer?

No. Gov supports first-pass analysis. A qualified reviewer should verify findings against the complete contract, relevant requirements, and source documents.

Can I use my own policy documents?

Yes. Add files or a folder to the local policy library, then ask questions against those sources.