Analyze thousands of contracts — overnight, in 20 languages — without compromising legal accuracy.

AutoLex processes entire contract portfolios in mass analysis mode: M&A due diligence, regulatory audits, multi-country harmonization, comparison of local T&Cs against your group reference. Critical clauses are identified, deviations qualified, risks scored — regardless of the contract's original language.

Trained on 200M+ legal documents - 96% accuracy.

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Mass contract analysis remains out of reach for legal teams

Safeguarding the Maison's reputation

Volume incompatible with human review, impossible multilingual comparability, hidden risks across thousands of pages — due diligence remains structurally a game of chance.

Volume incompatible with human review

A typical M&A data room contains 2,000 to 10,000 contracts to analyze in 6 to 8 weeks — impossible for a team of lawyers to cover exhaustively, who resort to sampling 5 to 10%, leaving 90% of the acquired portfolio unaudited and creating a structurally high post-closing risk.

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Multilingual comparability impossible manually

Comparing a group's French General Terms and Conditions (GTCs) with their Finnish, Bulgarian, Greek, and Romanian equivalents to identify deviations from group policy requires translation, legal review, and cultural arbitration — a multi-month cycle per country that few international companies can absorb, leading to harmonization by sampling.

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Hidden risks, discovered too late

Critical clauses (change of control, exclusivity, indemnities, penalties, jurisdiction) buried in thousands of pages are missed by manual sampling — and resurface at the worst possible time: one month post-closing for an M&A target, or in the midst of litigation for a poorly harmonized multi-country framework agreement.

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Autolex's value proposition

Safeguarding the Maison's reputation

Five layers of intelligence that transform contract review from a bottleneck into a competitive advantage.

Massive parallelized analysis by AutoLex AI Agent

AutoLex AI Agent processes thousands of contracts in parallel, at a rate of less than 90 seconds per document. A data room of 5,000 contracts is analyzed overnight — each contract scored against your review grid, each critical clause extracted and located, each discrepancy categorized by risk level. Exhaustive coverage becomes achievable, not just desirable.

Ability to scale up without degrading analysis quality

Automatic resumption in case of interruption to ensure mission integrity

Native Multilingual Comparison Across 20+ Languages

AutoLex's AI engine — trained on Cambridge Law Corpus, EUR-Lex, Légifrance, Caselaw Access Project, and sectoral databases — analyzes contracts directly in their original language (Finnish, Bulgarian, Greek, Romanian, Hungarian, Polish, Czech, and 13 others).

Comparing your French T&Cs to their equivalents in 10 jurisdictions becomes a matter of hours, delivering a clause-by-clause discrepancy report aligned with the group's clause library — without an intermediate translation step.

Output in the Legal Professional's Language, Even if the Source Contract is in a Rare Language

Preservation of Local Legal Nuances (Phrasing Specific to Each Jurisdiction)

Configurable Review Framework Per Assignment

Each due diligence or audit assignment defines its own framework: M&A focus areas (change of control, exclusivity, seller warranties), compliance focus areas (GDPR clauses, sanctions, anti-corruption), restructuring focus areas (portability clauses, intuitu personae contracts). AutoLex applies the framework to the entire portfolio, without ever leaving your review scope.

Library of Pre-Configured Frameworks by Assignment Type (M&A, IPO, Restructuring)

Leveraging Frameworks Across Assignments to Reduce Setup Time

Prioritized and Actionable Output

AutoLex presents results in a prioritized dashboard: contracts by risk level, top 20 critical clauses detected, discrepancies by jurisdiction or business unit, and filterable exports for transaction management. Legal departments consume actionable summaries, not 800-page reports.

Drill-Down Capability to the Exact Clause in the Source Contract

Collaborative Annotations Among Review Team Members

Post-Assignment Reuse in the CLM

Analyzed contracts do not leave the system: they can be integrated into AutoLex CLM with their analytical framework, extracted metadata, and activated alerts.

M&A due diligence transforms into operational integration; multi-country harmonization directly feeds the group's clause library. Mass analysis no longer just produces a deliverable, but a lasting asset.

Team Continuity: From Ad-Hoc Assignments to Operational Management

Drastic reduction in post-acquisition integration costs