Know exactly what you are signing
Contract Intelligence reviews supported employment and business contracts clause by clause — flagging risky terms, spotting missing protections and explaining everything in plain English before you sign.
Legal knowledge architecture
An independently developed knowledge base of UK legal concepts, statutory requirements and document structures that the AI draws on during every review.
Contract-review rules
A rules layer encodes what to check in supported employment and business contracts — clause presence, wording risks, missing protections.
Clause playbooks
Playbooks describe what good looks like for common clauses — notice, confidentiality, IP, liability — so issues are flagged against a standard, not a guess.
Risk classifications
Findings are graded consistently, so you see at a glance what is routine, what needs attention and what should stop you signing.
Document-automation workflows
The same engine powers guided drafting: structured questions in, a clause-by-clause draft out, each step explained in plain English.
Human review when it matters
AI review is information, not legal advice. For high-stakes contracts, book an identity-verified independent professional through Tele-legal.
Built on Dogetlawyer's own legal technology
Dogetlawyer's proprietary technology includes its independently developed legal knowledge architecture, document-automation workflows, contract-review rules, clause playbooks and risk classifications. These systems transform legislation, case law, properly licensed research and independently prepared legal analysis into structured contract-review and drafting tools. Dogetlawyer does not claim ownership of underlying legislation or judicial decisions; copyright in referenced external materials remains with the respective rights holders.
Questions, answered
What is Contract Intelligence?
Which contracts can it review?
Is an AI contract review legal advice?
How does it decide what is risky?
Does it keep up with 2026 law changes?
Do you store the contract I upload?
Can it review a contract before I sign it?
How is this different from asking a general chatbot?
What happens after the review?
Is it suitable for high-value or unusual contracts?
Ready when you are
AI review is information, not legal advice, and covers supported contract types. For anything unusual or high-stakes, pair it with a Tele-legal video consultation.