Contract Review is Intellegal's tool for reviewing a contract against Philippine law. Upload a contract and it analyzes the document clause by clause, flagging issues by priority — what you must address, what you should consider, what is optional, and what is missing — and proposes redline edits you can accept or adapt.
The review runs across the contract's key clause categories — from parties and consideration to liability, confidentiality, termination, and remedies. For each finding you see the clause it concerns, why it matters under Philippine law, the legal basis for the flag, and a suggested revision. Issues are tiered by risk so you can focus on what carries the most exposure first.
Every point is there for you to weigh, not to apply blindly: Contract Review is a drafting aid that surfaces issues for a lawyer to decide. It does not replace professional review or create an attorney-client relationship.
It is built for lawyers and in-house teams who need to triage a contract and focus on the clauses that carry the most risk. Use it to pre-screen an agreement before a closer read, or to check a draft against Philippine requirements before it goes out. Export the findings or the redline to bring into your own workflow.
Contract Review gives you a structured first pass: it surfaces the issues that matter, shows the legal basis behind each one, and leaves the judgment to you. Use it to focus your attention on the highest-risk clauses before a full manual review, and to keep your team’s flagging consistent across the contracts you handle. Each finding stays tied to the clause it came from, so nothing is raised without a reason you can check against Philippine law.
No. It is a research and drafting aid that surfaces issues for a lawyer to decide — not legal advice, and it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Review high-stakes contracts with a lawyer.
It reviews the contract clause by clause against Philippine law and classifies issues as Must-fix, Should-fix, Optional, or Missing, each with the legal basis and a suggested redline.
Yes — including lease, employment, loan, service, NDA, and supplier agreements, among other contract types.
It is complementary: it helps you identify and triage issues quickly so you can focus a lawyer’s time on the highest-risk clauses. It does not replace professional review.
Upload your contract as a PDF or Word document.