Project description
The idea is simple: upload a contract as Word or PDF, and have the system scan the text for atypical wording, one-sided terms, and clauses that deviate from a standard agreement of that type. The output should highlight the risky passages directly in the document, with a short plain-language note next to each flag explaining why it stands out, for example an unusual penalty formula, an open-ended liability clause, or a missing termination or confidentiality section.
This is meant as a first-pass screening layer for our in-house lawyer, not a replacement for legal review, so the flags need to be clear enough that a non-specialist can understand the concern. We are open to different approaches: a rule-based checklist, comparison against reference templates, or an AI-assisted scan, as long as every flag comes with a reason rather than a bare score.
What we need from a freelancer:
— design the clause-risk detection logic, including categories and a missing-clause checklist
— build the upload-and-scan flow with highlighted output and explanations
— produce a short summary report per contract with severity marks