Clear the Repeatable.
Surface the Exceptions.
Deterministic policy enforcement for legal teams — AI explains, never decides.
How It Works
Configure, evaluate, decide
Configure Approved Positions
Set preferred terms, acceptable boundaries, fallbacks, and hard stops for each clause type. Positions stay in draft until a lawyer approves them.
Evaluate the Agreement
Upload a contract. TriageCounsel evaluates it against your active playbook — with evidence-backed fact admission and deterministic policy engines.
Clear, Escalate, or Review
Language that matches policy clears automatically. Negotiation issues and unresolved judgment calls — including cross-clause risks — rise to the top.
Why TriageCounsel Is Different
A clause can be acceptable alone — and risky in combination
Other Contract Review Tools
- Review provisions in isolation
- Generic risk flags, not your approved positions
- AI decides what matters — black box
TriageCounsel
- Connected contract review across clause types
- Your approved positions govern the outcome
- Every decision traceable to contract language and policy
Policy Platform
Playbooks, policy adapters, connected review
Configure approved positions once. Twelve governed policy adapters evaluate every upload against your active playbook — then cross-clause interaction rules surface risks that single-clause review misses.
Playbooks
Upload guidelines, extract from a standard contract, or answer plain-English questions in the Policy Workbench. Positions stay in draft until a lawyer approves and activates them.
Policy adapters
Each clause type has a deterministic extract → evaluate pipeline. Evidence-backed fact admission grounds every material decision in contract language before policy states are assigned.
Cross-policy interaction
Configured relationships across clause outcomes — for example, liability cap × indemnification exposure — route combined risks to review instead of letting either clause stand alone.
Built for Trust
Deterministic where it matters
Policy outcomes are reproducible and evidence-backed. A supplementary rules library adds broad contract-risk detection alongside playbook enforcement.
12
Policy adapters
Governed clause types
189
Detection rules
Supplementary risk library
0
False-safe cases
On policy benchmark gates
100%
Reproducible
Same input, same output
Peer-Reviewed Research Program
ICCS 2026 and IEEE TPS 2026
TriageCounsel is not a prompt wrapper. It instantiates a peer-reviewed trust-boundary architecture: deterministic execution (ICCS 2026, Springer LNCS), then formal trust properties, threat modeling, and runtime enforcement (IEEE TPS 2026). Two venues. One philosophy.
Read the ResearchProve value on one real workflow
Configure your approved positions, review representative agreements, and measure what clears, what needs action, and what still requires legal judgment.
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