Contract obligations, made visible
Find the renewal dates and obligations hiding in your contracts.
Start with one contract, see what is due, and move into a Pactloom workspace when you need a clearer view across the agreements your team is responsible for.
Contract Check is an automated issue-spotting aid, not legal advice. Qualified human review is recommended.
Upload one PDF or DOCX and review the signals that matter before deciding what to track next.
Clause and page source context is included when available.
Obligation monitoring
Monitor renewals and obligations.
Missed renewal detection
Surface renewal dates and their source clauses, including dates that need review.
Upcoming breach alerts
Flag overdue obligations or obligations due within seven days for review.
Clause-level visibility
Trace tracked obligations to clause and page source context when available.
A practical path from document to due date
Check. Understand. Monitor.
Move from a focused preview to a shared view of the obligations your operations team needs to review.
Check one contract
Start without an account. Contract Check accepts one file and returns a bounded preview for issue-spotting.
Open Contract CheckUnderstand what matters
Review renewal dates, termination terms, key obligations, and risk flags with clause or page source context when available.
See the preview flowMonitor what is due
Create a workspace to review due dates in a calendar and a due-date-sorted table with clear risk states.
Create a workspaceInside the protected workspace
A clearer view of what needs attention next.
The authenticated workspace surfaces parsed obligations in a due-date calendar and a table sorted by what is due. Each row carries its contract, obligation kind, due date, and green, amber, or red risk flag for review.
Calendar + due-date-sorted table
Risk states make review priorities visible without turning the homepage into a dashboard or claiming unattended legal outcomes.
Start with one contract
Find the dates and obligations hiding in your next agreement.
Run a free Contract Check first. If the preview is useful, create a workspace to keep parsed obligations visible and reviewable across your contracts.
Contract Check is an automated issue-spotting aid, not legal advice. Qualified human review is recommended.