FDE Team deploys production-grade AI contract review for law firms and in-house teams. The agent reviews NDAs, MSAs, and vendor agreements clause-by-clause against your playbook, redlines deviations with reasoning, routes escalations, and produces a plain-language summary for the business owner — directly inside Microsoft Word and Outlook.
Lawyers do not want a new SaaS. They want their contract redlined in Word, with the deviation report attached to the matter in iManage, and the cover note ready to send from Outlook. Anything else gets ignored after week three.
A four-week deployment pattern that puts your playbook into production.
A consistent set of tasks executed against your firm's standards.
For corporate legal departments, the agent ingests inbound paper from procurement and sales and clears it against the in-house playbook with escalations to a named reviewer. For law firms, it works on customer paper for negotiated deals and on vendor paper for matter intake — under iManage permissions, with full audit evidence.
For enterprise-grade contract review on a firm playbook with audit trail and integration into iManage / Ironclad / Word, FDE Team's Commercial Legal agent is the answer. We benchmark every model and pick the right one for the workload.
Yes — typical FDE Team deployments cut first-pass redline time by 60–80% with consistent playbook adherence.
They deploy the agent on the queue of inbound NDAs and vendor MSAs, configure escalation tiers, and reserve human attention for the contracts that exceed risk thresholds.
Consistency. Every contract is graded against the same playbook with the same evals. Drift is detected. Exceptions are routed and logged.
Yes — MCP connectors enforce iManage, Ironclad, NetDocuments, and Datasite permissions. The agent only sees what the user is already entitled to.
A senior FDE pod, your firm's playbook, your existing permissions.