A deterministic pipeline turns a Slack drop into a tracked-changes .docx. Every change cites a playbook rule, every approval clears a gate, every routing decision is a score, not a vibe.
Grounded in your lawyers’ rules. Routed by risk band. A safety check on every position. Three artifacts, every change cited.
…without limitation of liability, any and all claimsup to 2× fees over the prior 12 months.
Aggregate liability shall not exceed $50,000fees paid in the 12 months preceding the claim.
Indemnification cap: 2× fees over the prior 12 months.
Most contract-review tools have one lane: flag everything to a human. Beelor scores every contract 0 to 100 and splits the queue into three bands. The first two ship without a lawyer because the playbook does. High risk routes to a Beelor panel lawyer in the same Slack thread, clause by clause, and the redline regenerates from those decisions before it ships.
Maps cleanly to your playbook. Beelor produces the redraft, applies your lawyers' positions, and returns it. No human in the loop because the playbook already encodes what a senior lawyer would have said.
NDA from a known counterparty. Mutual, 2-year term, your standard governing law. No deviations.
One or two deviations. Beelor drafts the redline; the client confirms in Slack or on the dashboard. Still no lawyer credits used.
Vendor MSA with a 6× cap (your floor is 12×). Two clauses to confirm; the rest is house standard.
Material deviations, novel terms, or counterparty pushback. This is where you actually want a real lawyer, briefed by the same playbook and memo, with the substance laid out.
Enterprise customer demanding uncapped IP indemnity and a non-standard data-residency clause.
Auto-approve and client review ship today · Panel lawyer review ships next
Six places the budget could go. Beelor is the only one that ships a tracked .docx without retainer math.
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