Frequently Asked Questions

TriageCounsel is connected contract review for legal teams. You configure approved legal positions — preferred terms, acceptable boundaries, fallbacks, and hard stops — and TriageCounsel evaluates incoming agreements against them. Language that matches policy clears; negotiation issues and cross-clause risks escalate to review.

Most tools review clauses in isolation and let AI decide what matters. TriageCounsel governs review with your approved positions, evaluates configured relationships between clause outcomes, and keeps ambiguous cases with lawyers instead of guessing.

Original uploaded files (PDF/DOCX bytes) are not stored. We extract text during analysis and store that extracted text plus your findings and review history, encrypted at rest, so you can return to past analyses. You can permanently delete any contract or your entire account at any time.

Never — by us or, per OpenAI's standard API terms, by OpenAI. OpenAI may receive contract content as required by enabled features (from short excerpts to broader passages depending on configuration). See our Subprocessors page for details.

TriageCounsel accepts PDF and DOCX files. Text is extracted using deterministic parsing before analysis begins.

Guest users can run a limited number of free reviews each month with no credit card. Create an account to save history, configure playbooks, and access paid plans when available.

Yes. Playbooks let you configure approved positions for each clause type — liability, indemnification, termination, and nine others. Active positions govern contract review: matching language clears, out-of-range terms escalate, and cross-clause interactions route to review when provisions must be considered together.

No. TriageCounsel provides informational contract analysis only and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult a qualified attorney for legal guidance.

TriageCounsel is backed by two accepted peer-reviewed papers: ICCS 2026 (Springer LNCS) on deterministic execution frameworks for hybrid symbolic–probabilistic pipelines, and IEEE TPS 2026 on trust-boundary architectures for auditable LLM-assisted contract risk analysis — including threat modeling, runtime enforcement, prompt-injection containment, and data-minimization controls. Read both on the Research page.

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