Amendment lineage
Show which agreement or change controls a scope, frequency, unit, rate, or effective date.
How it works
From source material to an explainable review queue.
The product is designed to apply deterministic rules first, evaluated models second, and visible abstention whenever evidence or confidence is insufficient.
Authorize the records
Upload only supported contracts, amendments, schedules, service records, and invoices that your organization is authorized to process.
Trace the obligation
Resolve document versions, extract recurring scope and price terms, and keep every material field linked to the governing source.
Resolve the exception
Review the variance, arithmetic, evidence, and uncertainty; confirm, dismiss, or correct it asynchronously.
Core controls
Built around the evidence chain.
Escalator checks
Compare supported price-increase terms with effective dates and invoice amounts.
Scope-to-service review
Identify recurring work represented in one record set but missing or conflicting in another.
Invoice exceptions
Explain suspected underbilling or duplicate/misaligned charges without changing financial records.
Evidence-first queue
Prioritize review by potential materiality while retaining the contract and invoice arithmetic.
Outcome confirmation
Separate suspected, customer-confirmed, corrected, dismissed, and recovered outcomes.
Representative output
A review surface, not a fabricated dashboard.
This synthetic example shows the proposed information contract. It does not imply that a production product or customer account exists.
Item
Finding
Evidence
Status
ItemAnnual escalator
Finding3.0% increase appears effective but not reflected
EvidenceAmendment 2 §4 + Invoice 1048
StatusReview
ItemRecurring floor care
FindingQuarterly service and billing appear aligned
EvidenceSchedule B + Service ledger + Invoice 1048
StatusMatched
ItemWeekend extra
FindingAuthorization record missing
EvidenceService record 7781
StatusReview