Walid reviews a new supplier contract

Steps

1. 1

   Upload the agreement

   In the left menu, open Contracts. Select the upload area, where it says drop or click, and choose the file freight-forwarding-agreement-gulfline.pdf. A message confirms the upload, and the app starts analysing the contract: its parties, terms, obligations and risk.

   • Upload Choose a file: freight-forwarding-agreement-gulfline.pdf
2. 2

   See the analysed contract

   After a minute or two the contract appears in the list, marked Extraction complete, with a spinning mark while the app finishes its risk score. The Gulfline agreement scores high: 60 out of 100, because of its minimum spend and exclusivity. A high-risk contract is an event: Walid, the AI agent for contracts, starts on it by himself.

3. 3

   See Walid start on the Work page

   In the left menu, under AI team, open Work. A goal for the high-risk contract appears with Walid as the agent, started automatically.

   

4. 4

   Answer Walid under Needs you

   Walid reads the contract's analysis against the clauses, and asks before every change. His go-aheads wait under Needs you, marked For: legal counsel: add two obligations the analysis missed, the minimum annual spend of 600,000 dirhams and the exclusivity on sea freight from China, each citing its clause; correct the insurance certificate deadline; and set the last date for the renewal notice. Check each against the clause and select Approve. Walid then asks who should review the contract; type that you will decide, and send.

   • Select Approve
   • Select Approve
   • Select Approve
   • Select Approve
   • Type Your answer: Please list it in your handover and leave the decision to me.
   • Select Send
5. 5

   Read Walid's risks

   Select Walid's goal. Under Handover he explains the high score, then sets out the risks for counsel clause by clause: a take-or-pay minimum spend, exclusivity with no exit, automatic renewal unless notice is given by 2 August 2028, liability capped per kilogram so light, valuable cargo is under-covered, one-sided cost terms and missing clauses such as force majeure. He lists the fields the app's analysis overstated, which he left for your decision, and what he changed. Under For the checker to do: choose the reviewer, not the person who signed, and decide what to renegotiate.