Describe your agreement in your own words, answer the missing questions and review the proposal before confirming a draft.
In detail
Review before confirming
The assistant asks for missing facts, supports natural replies and typed choices, and previews a proposal. Confirmation creates a normal editable draft. Authorized contract review can suggest amendments; only the creator confirms a new draft version.
Suggestions never count as party approval
Everyone still decides on the resulting version
Generated wording is not legal advice
Negotiate in versions
A new proposal becomes a numbered version linked to the one before it. The creator submits a concrete set of terms, and the parties review that version. Requests for changes return the agreement to a new drafting round.
Previous terms remain in the history
Only the creator submits a new version
A request for changes includes a reason
Approve the same terms
Only accepted parties whose approval is required can decide on the submitted version. The platform checks that their decision still targets the current version. An agreement locks when every required party approves the same terms.
Decisions are tied to one version
New versions need fresh approvals
Old or draft-version decisions are rejected
Your next agreement
Your next agreement, clear to everyone involved.
Invite the parties, agree on one version and keep the record — all in one place.