Contract Review
helio / legal-contractsDescribe the contract type, parties, and risk points. Your AI teammate drafts or reviews it and flags what needs a lawyer's eyes — every output is reference only, and the document says so.
Review this cooperation agreement before we send it to the partner Friday. Flag the high-risk clauses — payment terms, IP ownership, termination — with a plain-language note on each, and mark every output reference only pending attorney review. Ask me what you need before you start.
Swap in your contract and the risk points you care about.
What is Contract Review?
Give it a contract type, the parties, and your risk points, and it drafts or reviews the document, flagging risky clauses with plain-language reasoning. It flags risk, it does not give legal advice, and every output is labeled reference only pending a licensed attorney's review.
What it does
Any chatbot reviews a contract once. Helio runs it as a standing job — from your context, kept current, delivered to you.
| Owns the job, not just the read | It drafts the clause, flags the risk, and tracks the fix through to a lawyer's sign-off. |
| Runs again without starting over | Once saved, the next contract runs the same risk checklist on request, not a fresh prompt. |
| Works from your context | It reads your Local files and Notion contract library, so flags match the terms your team already uses. |
| Keeps itself current | When your risk checklist or standard clauses change, it updates the workflow instead of waiting to be re-taught. |
| Lands where you work | The flagged draft and its risk notes arrive in Slack, Lark, or email, ready to forward to counsel. |
Three things it gets right
Risk clauses flagged, not just marked
§7 IP ownership: "jointly owned" is vague and dispute-prone, so name the party and license scope. Reasoning and a suggested fix, not a red highlight.
Compliance checked item by item
Each requirement is marked met, unmet, or unclear, with the specific evidence that would close a gap.
Reference only, stated in the file
Every draft carries a line that it needs a licensed attorney before signing. The disclaimer ships inside the document.
What Contract Review connects to.
Questions
- Is this a substitute for a lawyer?
- No. Every draft and review is reference material only. Any contract with real legal or financial consequences needs review by a licensed attorney before it's signed.
- Can it review a contract someone else drafted?
- Yes — give it an existing contract and it flags risk clauses and unusual terms for your attorney to look at, rather than starting from scratch.
- Does it know jurisdiction-specific law?
- It works from the checklist and context you provide. It doesn't claim jurisdiction-specific legal expertise, which is exactly why attorney review stays required.
- What kinds of contracts does it help with?
- Common early-stage documents — cooperation agreements, vendor contracts, NDAs — where a fast first draft and a flagged-risk-clause review save real time before legal gets involved.
Get a first draft your lawyer can start from.
Describe the deal and the risk points — Helio drafts or reviews it, flagged clearly for attorney review.
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