“Is this our standard position?”
Check the clause against the positions your bank has already approved.
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Clause Checker checks agreements against your bank’s approved positions, flags clauses that need attention, and shows your lawyers the preferred or fallback wording for faster review.
Check the clause against the positions your bank has already approved.
See the alternative language your team has already agreed to use.
Spot clauses that don’t match the bank’s preferred position instead of finding them manually one by one.
Bring the bank’s approved wording into the review instead of searching old agreements or relying on memory.
Build and update your own playbook around the positions, clauses, and fallback language your legal team actually uses.
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Your bank has a position. Clause Checker checks against it.
You’ve reviewed this kind of clause before. So has someone else on the team. The bank already has a position on it. But now another agreement is in front of you, and somebody has to remember the preferred wording, find an old agreement, check the precedent, or go back to the team’s existing guidance.
Clause Checker brings the bank’s position into the agreement as you review it.
Your preferred governing law, dispute-resolution position, or fallback language comes from your own legal team’s approach.
Clause Checker works from your bank’s playbook, so the review reflects the positions your team has actually decided to take. You tell Taro your position. Taro checks for it.
If it’s part of the bank’s approved position, it belongs in the playbook, where the next lawyer can find it when they need it.
Put those positions into Clause Checker so the team’s preferred clauses and fallback language are available during every review.
Your team shouldn’t be stuck with rules somebody configured permanently.
Authorized users can update the bank’s playbook as its preferred positions and fallback language change.