Engagement letters from intake calls. Review playbooks that enforce your standards. A workspace for every matter — all stored locally, where client files belong.
Intake call to open matter in one flow
Concise, client-friendly engagement terms with scope, fees, and acceptance — generated from the intake call.
Monthly retainer terms with hours, rollover policy, and rates for out-of-scope work.
Mutual or one-way confidentiality agreements, ready before the first substantive conversation.
Employment agreements, severance packages, and non-solicitation terms for your clients’ workforce matters.
Clean chain-of-title language for client IP transfers and work-for-hire arrangements.
GDPR-ready DPAs for clients handling personal data.
Risk Playbooks turn your review standards into rules anyone can run. Severity, category, suggested fixes — and every finding cites the exact clause it came from.
Review Tables extract terms across an entire contract stack — payment terms, indemnities, renewal dates — with a citation in every cell. Export to CSV for the client.
Contracts, calls, notes, playbook runs, and open risks in a single timeline. Walk into every call with the full history in front of you.
Every meeting, contract, and contact is linked. The built-in Assistant walks those links and answers with citations back to the exact call or clause.
Pulls the summary and terms straight from the transcript, with citations.
Renewal dates are extracted from every agreement automatically.
Playbook findings stay linked to their matters until resolved.
Your duty of confidentiality covers every transcript, draft, and client file — and most AI tools quietly move all three onto their servers. QuickContract keeps everything in a local database on your Mac: nothing for us to store, leak, or produce.
AI runs under your own key, directly from your device to the provider you choose — or fully air-gapped with Ollama for the matters that can never touch the internet.
Draft, review, and manage client matters — every file stays in your office, not on someone else’s servers.
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