Document Redline
Compares two versions of a contract, policy, or proposal, summarizes every change in plain language, flags risky clauses for human review, and writes filed revision notes. Works on Google Docs, DOCX, and PDF in Drive.
About this AI employee
The clause that costs you is the one you skimmed past at 11pm.
By the third read of a forty-page agreement, your eyes slide right over the inserted phrase that quietly broadened the indemnity or the deleted sentence that removed your right to walk away. Version two looks a lot like version one. That's exactly the problem.
Document Redline reads both drafts side by side and tells you precisely what changed — every added clause, every deleted obligation, every reworded definition — in plain language, with the original wording quoted so nothing gets lost in paraphrase. It separates the edits that matter from the cosmetic churn, ranks changes by how much they move the needle, and pulls the risky ones to the top: liability shifts, new auto-renewals, vanished termination rights, IP and data-ownership grabs.
It is rigid about its lane. It flags risk and frames it for a human; it never tells you whether to sign. Point it at a Drive folder and it redlines new versions the moment they land, or hand it two files and ask. Either way it files clean, reviewer-ready revision notes you can actually act on — and a weekly digest so nothing high-risk slips through unacknowledged.
Connects to: Google Drive · Google Docs · DOCX & PDF
What it runs for you
Automations that run on a schedule or when something happens, so you don't have to lift a finger.