Status tracking, filters, and bulk actions across the portfolio. Every contract becomes a full record with extracted fields, clauses, timeline, files, and a generated executive brief.
Ask the same question across every agreement at once and get cited answers in a grid, exportable to CSV or XLSX. Bulk diligence that used to take a week runs in minutes.
The AI diff shows term, pricing, and obligation changes side by side, and proposal review flags clauses to challenge with verbatim quotes, page anchors, and suggested counters.
Liability caps, IP, SLAs, and your own clause positions verified on every contract in one matrix, so gaps surface before they cost money.
Secure project rooms for bulk uploads grouped by matter, private share links, and per-member access grants. The Diligence Desk runs deal-grade review with a generated risk register and synergy memo, so a data room becomes a decision.
A private contracts email address, CLM webhooks, and folder watch on Google Drive, SharePoint, and Box. Agreements land in the workspace the moment they exist.
Drop any vendor contract and watch it decode live on a full screen stage: what each clause means, what it costs you, up to ten paste-ready asks, and a term-by-term benchmark against the market.
The SOW Decoder reads a consulting or SI statement of work like a buyer-side sourcing advisor: scope written as activities instead of outcomes, assumptions that quietly become change orders, deemed acceptance, junior-heavy staffing, and uncapped time and materials, each answered with paste-ready language.
The MSA Decoder runs the buyer-side legal review on any master agreement: the liability cap and its carve-outs, the data-incident super-cap, IP indemnity, termination and transition assistance, every deviation from the standard negotiated position drafted as a redline.
The enterprise path in for 400 to 5,000 documents. Six questions produce a plan with dates and owners. Your register maps column by column, and a format the data cannot settle is put back to you rather than guessed. Amendments bind to their parent contract, newest wins per field, so an amendment touching only the notice period never wipes an earlier term extension.
A quote, an order form, an invoice, or a full contract. It is classified, sent to the engine that judges that kind of document, and placed against the market in about a minute. Use it when you have the document and no idea which tool it belongs to.
Reading the paper is half the job. Vera AI holds every invoice, price list, and renewal to the terms you agreed, and flags the moment they drift.
Every invoice line matched to what the contract says you owe. Overbilling, off-contract items, and uplift-cap breaches surface as findings you can act on, not spreadsheets you have to reconcile by hand.
Your invoices are held against your entitlements and the market every day. When something is off, a corrective draft is ready to send, so a billing error never quietly becomes an annual overpayment.
Vendor published price lists are diffed on every refresh and priced at your seat count, with exposure aggregated across the portfolio. You see a list-price move before your renewal quote does.
Put a renewal next to the version you signed a year ago and read what changed in price, terms, and obligations. Every drift in one view, so nothing new slips in unnoticed.
Upload one contract and see what the AI reads out of it.