Screens

Screens is a contract review tool that uses sophisticated AI to offer an objective and trustworthy assessment. It's designed to let lawyers and businesses speed up contract review by zeroing in on the parts of contracts that are most important.

Screens uses community-created playbooks that legal professionals have programmed to guide the review process. Customers can pick from a library of prebuilt playbooks or create their own custom screens for particular contract requirements. Those screens can be embedded into Microsoft Word so the software can suggest redlines and review contracts in bulk.

Among its features are:

• Community Playbooks: Access to playbooks that legal professionals have built to handle different types of contracts and contracts in different industries.
• Custom Screens: The ability to create private screens based on your own contract requirements.
• Contract Repository: A repository where all contracts are stored so you can easily find and track the information you need.
• Auditability: Screens offers citations to the source language in contracts so you can see where the AI is finding its information.
• Redlining: The ability to turn AI suggestions into redlines so you can focus on the parts of the contract that need attention.

Screens has two pricing tiers:

• Free Workspace: $0/month. Includes unlimited custom-built and community screens, 5 contract uploads per month, and unlimited collaboration.
• Pro Workspace: $149/month (annual commitment). Includes unlimited custom-built and community screens, 50 contract uploads per month, and unlimited collaboration.

Screens is designed to speed up contract review and make it more efficient, which is most useful for legal teams and professionals who have to review lots of contracts. The company prioritizes data privacy and security through SOC 2 certification and regular penetration testing. The accuracy monitoring feature also helps you figure out where you can rely on the AI and where you need to step in, keeping the process transparent.

Published on June 13, 2024