Document Review

AI document and contract review against your criteria

Review legal documents and contract batches against your criteria. Inspect source-linked findings and suggested wording before exporting reviewed changes.

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From your files to reviewed work

What you bring: One document or a batch from your File Library, a review checklist and the contract's stated governing law.
What you work with: Findings linked to source clauses, risk ratings and suggested wording for your review. Contract edits can be exported as tracked changes.

Attach the documents and define the issues your review should test.
Inspect each finding in its source context; accept, refine or reject suggested wording.
Compare issues across the batch, resolve outstanding points and export the reviewed result.

An example in practice

For a supplier-contract review, test liability caps, renewal terms and notice provisions against the client's playbook, then inspect the original clause before suggesting a change.

This is a document-analysis and contract-review workflow. It does not promise exhaustive issue detection or replace a litigation discovery platform, privilege process or lawyer's final assessment.

§01 - CapabilitiesExhibits 01–06

What Document Review can do

Explore the tools available within this workflow.

Exhibit 01

Set the review criteria

write your own, start from an expert checklist, or let Judicio suggest them from the contract.

Exhibit 02

Severity-scored risks

every finding rated high, medium, or low risk, with a suggested rewording and a confidence score.

Ex. 03

Quoted to the page

each finding quotes the exact clause and the page it came from.

Ex. 04

Accept, edit, or flag

accept a suggestion, edit it, or flag it with a note; refine any wording softer, stronger, shorter, or to your instruction.

Ex. 05

Review a whole batch

check many contracts against one standard in a single run, with a cross-file matrix so the same issue is easy to spot.

Ex. 06

Export a real redline

tracked-changes Word, a redline PDF, a clean copy, or an issues report.

§02 - Great forMatter files

Where this fits your practice

Contract review

Turn a marked-up MSA around before the 4pm call.

Commercial teams

Due diligence

Batch-check 40 NDAs against your playbook.

M&A teams

Compliance checks

Prove every clause meets the new data policy.

In-house counsel

Risk assessment

Rank a whole portfolio's exposure by severity.

Risk & audit

Redlining

Send a tracked-changes redline the same day.

Law firms

§03 - Questions4 questions

Document Review FAQ

§03.1How many contracts can I review at once?

Document Review runs on multiple files in a single batch, checking every one against the same standard. A cross-file matrix makes the same issue easy to spot across the whole set.

§03.2How does Judicio decide what counts as a risk?

You set the criteria. Write your own, start from an expert checklist, or let Judicio suggest them from the contract. Every finding is then rated high, medium, or low risk, quoted to the exact clause and page, and given a confidence score.

§03.3Can I export a redline I can actually send?

Yes. Export a tracked-changes Word document, a clean revised copy, a redline PDF, or an issues report. Each suggested rewrite is one you can accept, edit, or flag with a note first.

§03.4Does every finding link back to the source?

Yes. Each finding quotes the exact clause and the page it came from, so you can verify it against the original before you act on it.

§04 - In practiceSolutions