How It Works
From upload to structured commercial intelligence — four steps to understanding how your NEC contract behaves.
Four steps to contract intelligence
Upload NEC Contract
The system extracts text and detects contract structure including Main Option, Secondary Options and Z clauses. Your data is encrypted, isolated per organisation, and never shared.
Structured Clause Analysis
Each clause is analysed against standard NEC positions to identify amendments and deviations. Deviations are categorised using controlled enumerations — not free-text generation.
Commercial Risk Detection
The platform identifies risk transfer behaviours such as restricted compensation events, liability expansion and upstream recovery dependency. RiskFlag™ applies deterministic severity scoring (1–5) across programme, commercial, liability, flowdown, and design categories.
Contract Intelligence Output
The result is a structured commercial risk briefing supported by clause intelligence and deterministic risk scoring. SeenBefore™ enriches findings with pattern data — occurrence frequency, weighted risk scores, and historical benchmarks.
Powered by Five Proprietary Intelligence Engines
Five proprietary intelligence engines working together. Every ZClauseAI commercial review passes through SeenBefore™, RiskFlag™, PlainSpeak™, LearningLoop™ and Assure™ before release.
SeenBefore™
Clause pattern recognition engine
RiskFlag™
Deterministic NEC risk scoring engine
PlainSpeak™
Commercial translation engine
LearningLoop™
Structured intelligence engine
Assure™
Independent Quality Assurance Engine — deterministic verification of clause references, evidence links, scoring consistency, duplicate findings, contradictions, report completeness and output integrity before release.
Contract Analysis — 3 free reviews, then £59
One credit covers a full structured contract intelligence analysis including structure detection, deterministic risk scoring, clause behaviour benchmarking, and SanityCheck™ verification. Price includes VAT.
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