Contract Review Software
Review contracts against your rules.See only what needs attention.
Pegasus turns every agreement into structured clauses, risks and deviations, checks them against your standard positions, and hands your team a review instead of a document.
- No CLM migration
- Counsel keeps every decision
- Live in days, not a procurement cycle
Master Services Agreement — review complete
- clauses analyzed
- 83
- aligned
- 74
- review suggested
- 6
- must resolve
- 3
- Must resolve
Limitation of liability
Liability capped at 3× annual fees.
- Must resolve
Indemnification
Uncapped indemnity for third-party IP claims, in both directions.
- Must resolve
Termination for convenience
Customer may terminate on 10 days' notice with no fee.
Sample data. Every finding shows what was found, why it was flagged, the evidence, and what a person decides.
Contract review software shouldn't mean another system to migrate into.
Read end to end
Every agreement is still opened and read in full to find the same handful of terms.
One reviewer, one standard
The positions you accept depend on who reviews, not on a written rule.
Tools that want your contracts
Most review platforms start by asking you to move every document into them.
Pegasus reviews where your contracts already live, and counsel decides.
How Pegasus works
- 01
Connect
Pegasus connects to the systems where the work already happens.
Pegasus connects to SharePoint, Google Drive, Box, Dropbox or Salesforce and picks up agreements where they already live.
- 02
Process
Rules and AI perform the repetitive workflow.
Clauses are extracted, compared against your playbook and graded, with the exact language quoted for every deviation.
- 03
Review
Humans see only exceptions, risks and decisions.
Counsel sees only the deviations, decides each one, and the decision is logged with the reviewer and the source.
AI does the volume. Humans keep the judgment.
Interactive sample
Here is the finding. Here is the evidence. You decide.
Click any finding. Every one answers what Pegasus found, what your rule says, why it was flagged and where the evidence is, then leaves the decision with you.
Master Services Agreement — review complete
- 83 clauses analyzed
- 74 aligned
- 6 review suggested
- 3 must resolve
Limitation of liability
Must resolve- Found
- Liability capped at 3× annual fees.
- Playbook position
- Maximum permitted cap: 1× annual fees.
- Reason flagged
- Proposed cap exceeds the approved position by 200%.
- Source
- Section 12.4
Your decision
Pegasus proposes. You decide, and the decision is logged with your name, the time and the evidence.
Keep the systems you already use.
Pegasus operates across your workflow instead of forcing another platform migration.
- SharePoint
- Google Drive
- Dropbox
- Box
- Salesforce
Contracts stay in your repository. Pegasus reads and writes findings back; it never becomes the system of record.
Start small
See a sample review
Pick one agreement from your repository. We run it through Pegasus, show the structured review your team would receive, and walk through it with you in a 20-minute session.
- One agreement turned into clauses, risks and deviations
- Every deviation quoted to the section it came from
- A plain answer on what a deployment would cover
See a sample review
No platform migration. Nothing to install before we talk.
FAQ
Contract Review Software FAQs
A CLM stores and routes contracts. Review platforms usually ask you to upload agreements into them. Pegasus reads agreements where they already live, in SharePoint, Google Drive, Box, Dropbox or Salesforce, and produces the review: structured clauses, deviations from your playbook and the exact language behind each one. If you run a CLM, Pegasus reads from it and writes findings back.
It depends on the clause type and how clearly your playbook states each position, which is why the pilot runs on one of your own agreements first. Every deviation is quoted in full for a person to accept or reject, so accuracy determines how much reading Pegasus saves, not whether a risk can slip through unseen.
Neither. Pegasus does the first pass that counsel used to do by reading end to end, and counsel keeps every decision. Contracts stay in SharePoint, Google Drive, Box, Dropbox or Salesforce. If you run a CLM, Pegasus reads from it and writes findings back.
A playbook is your standard position on each clause type: the liability cap you accept, the notice period you require, the jurisdictions you allow. Most teams hold this in people's heads rather than a document. During the pilot we write down the positions for the clause types that matter most and refine from there.
Documents stay in your repositories under your existing access controls. Pegasus connects through credentialed, scoped integrations you can revoke at any time, does not become a store of your contracts, and logs every action under CIP governance so you can see exactly what was read and by which process.
Next step
See a sample review
Two fields to start. Then a few questions and a 20-minute session on your own workflow.