Contract workflows

Support contract analysis, comparison, and drafting

Organise contract materials in a matter, compare document versions, and prepare a template-based first draft for legal review.

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LexLINQ provides legal technology and information tools only. It does not provide legal advice, and use of LexLINQ does not establish a solicitor–client relationship. AI-assisted outputs require independent professional review and verification.

LexLINQ can assist with contract-related document workflows, but it does not approve contracts, determine legal risk, or replace a clause-by-clause review by a qualified professional.

Prepare the contract materials first

A reliable review starts with the correct document set. Confirm the current draft, relevant schedules, prior versions, instructions, and any negotiated positions before using document analysis or comparison tools.

Identify the document version and status.
Keep related schedules and annexures with the review set.
Record gaps, unresolved commercial points, and assumptions.

Use comparison to focus attention

Document Compare can help surface additions, deletions, and substantive changes between two versions. It does not determine whether every change is important or whether an unchanged clause creates risk, so both source documents still require review.

Build a review-ready draft

Document Drafting starts from an approved template and focused instructions. A qualified reviewer must check definitions, cross-references, schedules, dates, legal effect, commercial alignment, and applicable law before relying on a draft.

FAQ

Common questions

Can LexLINQ approve a contract?

No. Approval and legal risk decisions remain with the user and their authorised legal professionals.

Does comparison identify every important change?

No automated comparison should be treated as exhaustive. Review both source documents before relying on the result.