An AI contract Q&A agent answers a question about a named contract, such as the notice period or who owns the data, based only on the text of that agreement and its amendments.
A user asks about a contract in plain words.
The agent locates the relevant clauses.
It answers with quoted text and clause numbers.
Uncertainty and missing information are noted.
The user opens the cited clauses before acting.
Interpretive questions go to counsel.
It quotes the clauses it used, so the asker can read the original wording.
It states when the contract does not address the point or when the wording could be read two ways, and suggests who to ask.
Business owners have practical questions about contracts but cannot easily read them. Legal receives the same simple queries repeatedly, which delays harder work.
They need an answer, not a document.
Basic queries sit in the same queue as real risk reviews.
People recall the draft, not the signed version.
The answer may lie in an amendment.
Knowing a contract does not cover a point requires reading all of it.
Match the question to the right agreement and its related documents.
Find the sections that bear on the question, including amendments and schedules.
Give a direct answer first, then the reasoning.
Show the clause text and where it sits so the answer can be checked.
Say when the contract is silent, unclear or open to interpretation, and who should decide.
Bring a small sample and watch Flo work through it.
| Aspect | By hand | With the agent |
|---|---|---|
| Access to answers | Users wait for legal to read the contract. | Users get quoted answers from the contract text quickly. |
| Evidence | Answers come from memory. | Each answer cites the clause. |
| Hedging | A guess sounds as sure as a fact. | The agent states what it cannot find. |
| Triage | Every question goes to legal. | Factual questions are answered; interpretation goes to counsel. |
| Context | The answer ignores amendments. | Answers consider amendments and parent terms. |
| If | Then | Who decides |
|---|---|---|
| the answer is stated in the text | quote it with the clause number | User |
| the question needs legal interpretation | give the text and route to counsel | Legal counsel |
| the answer depends on a missing document | say what is missing | Contract administrator |
| amendments change the answer | answer from the current state and cite the change | User |
| the user lacks access | decline and name the access owner | Contract administrator |
| the question is outside the contract | say so and point to other records | User |
Two clauses answer differently. The agent shows both and sends it to legal.
A user asks what the vendor meant. The agent says the text does not say and suggests asking the vendor.
A what-if is asked. The agent gives the relevant clauses and counsel judges the scenario.
An answer depends on an amendment not on file. The agent states that and asks the administrator to locate it.
Talk it through with the team. We will map it to your steps and show where a person stays in control.
Start with factual questions on dates, fees and notice.
Review answers against clauses.
Send interpretive questions to counsel.
Include amendments and parents.
This shows how much routine load is removed from legal. Pair it with the rate of answers later corrected to keep it honest.
Quick answers to what people ask most about contract Q&A.
Book a demoIt is an AI agent that answers questions about a specific contract in plain language, quoting the clauses it relied on and noting where the document is silent or unclear.
No. It helps people understand what a contract says. Interpretation of disputed or high-risk points belongs with legal.
Factual questions with a clear answer in the text, such as dates, notice periods, fees, renewal and data terms.
It answers only from the contract text, cites the clauses and says plainly when the document does not address the point.
Contract search is the finding of agreements, clauses and terms across a body of contracts.
→Contract termination is the ending of an agreement before or at its end date, which requires following the notice, form and timing rules the contract sets.
→A contract repository is the central store where executed agreements, amendments and related records are kept and can be found.
→Price uplift clause detection is the finding of contract terms that allow a supplier to raise fees during or after the term, such as fixed percentage escalators, inflation-linked increases or rights to reprice at renewal.
→Bring a small sample of real items. We will show what Flo handles on its own and where it hands over to your team.
