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Acme Software Services AgreementFictional sample
Document summary
This agreement governs your use of Acme’s software and related services. It includes terms on license, payment, renewal, data, and termination.
Key finding 1 of 4
Automatic renewal
Your subscription renews automatically for successive 12-month terms unless you give at least 30 days’ notice before the current term ends.
Why it matters
You could be billed for another year without a reminder, even if you’re no longer using the service.
Suggested action
Ask about the deadline
Confirm how and when to give notice, and whether a shorter term is possible.
Source in contract
Page 8 of 12
8.2
Term and Renewal
8.2.1 Initial Term. This Agreement shall commence on the Effective Date and continue for an initial term of twelve (12) months (the “Initial Term”), unless terminated earlier in accordance with this Agreement.
8.2.2 Automatic Renewal. Unless either party provides at least thirty (30) days’ written notice prior to the end of the then-current term, this Agreement shall automatically renew for successive twelve (12) month terms on the same terms and conditions.
8.2.3 Renewal Changes. Acme may update pricing for any renewal term by providing at least thirty (30) days’ written notice prior to the renewal date.
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Know your commitments
See what you’re agreeing to, in plain language.
Check the evidence
Trace key points to the exact source wording.
Prepare your questions
Turn uncertainty into clear, practical next steps.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Understand costs, responsibilities and open questions.
Aletura organizes the contract around the questions that change what you pay, what you must do, what can go wrong, and how you can leave.
Understand the deal
See what the agreement does, who must do what, important dates, and the core commitments.
Know the money
See fees, recurring charges, price-change rights, penalties, and potential financial exposure.
Find the risks
See unusual obligations, one-sided rights, liability allocation, and missing or unclear protections.
Know how to leave
See the initial term, renewal, notice deadlines, termination rights, and early-exit conditions.
HOW IT WORKS
How Aletura reviews a contract
Start with the important terms, then check the source passages and the questions that still need an answer.
OutcomeA concise summary, with every check and its limitations available below.
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Start with a contract
Explore a fictional rental agreement in the demo. Public uploads are disabled in demonstration mode.
- 2
Understand the important points
Review costs, responsibilities and deadlines. Open the source wording and see what remains uncertain.
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Know what to clarify before signing
Use specific questions to check missing information. Aletura explains the available material; it does not replace professional legal advice.
For you. For your team.
CHOOSE YOUR WAY IN
Start without an account. Add a workspace when it helps.
Try a guest review when operator funding is enabled. Accounts use a personal Mistral key. Teams can explore a synthetic example and enquire about a pilot.
Guest
NO ACCOUNT- 1 successful analysis per shared network per UTC day · reset at 00:00 UTC
- 5 successfully answered follow-up questions per completed review
- No saved contract library
- Privacy-masked inference with the Mistral EU endpoint configured
Individuals
OPTIONAL ACCOUNT- Use your own Mistral key
- Source-grounded follow-up with technical limits
- Up to 5 explicitly saved items
- Mistral charges apply; no operator-key fallback
Teams
SYNTHETIC DEMO- Departmental perspectives
- One shared synthetic agreement
- Shared facts and source passages
- Enquire about a supervised pilot
CONTRACT COMPARISON
See what changes before you agree.
Compare 2–3 agreements to understand differences in payments, obligations, deadlines and exit conditions, with the supporting passages from each document.
Which documents can I compare?
Versions of the same agreement and contracts of the same type can be compared in detail. Related, different or uncertain document types receive a general overview. Differences between contract types are not presented as improvements or deterioration between versions.
Upload order stays visible
Aletura may suggest a likely chronology, but it never silently reorders your documents.
How comparison worksPRIVACY + EVIDENCE
Designed to minimize data exposure.
Guest use requires no account and creates no saved contract or report. Account and quota metadata are separate from contract-content storage. Signed-in analyses remain temporary unless you explicitly choose Save. Save analysis retains the masked structured result; Save contract & analysis also retains the original source under account or workspace authorization. Unmasked extracted text, identifier mappings and temporary indexes are not retained.
Detected personal identifiers become request-scoped placeholders before Mistral processing. Optional restoration happens locally after the response.
Original uploads remain temporary unless you deliberately choose Save contract & analysis. Save analysis retains only the masked structured result.
Important findings retain source references, and quoted evidence remains in its original language.
The default endpoint is Mistral EU regional inference. Verify the active deployment configuration; a regional endpoint alone does not establish complete end-to-end residency.
Review contracts in their original language.
Evidence stays in the original wording. Report output is configured for English, German, French, Italian, and Romanian. Full end-to-end language quality is not yet independently validated.
Detection has limits. Automated masking cannot guarantee that every sensitive value will be identified. Avoid uploading highly sensitive information that is not necessary for contract analysis.
SELECTED CONTRACT TYPES
Structured review for common agreements.
Known agreement types receive the universal framework plus specialist checks. Other documents still receive a general structured review.
TenancyRental agreements
View all supported review types
Rent, deposits, maintenance, notice, and termination.
SoftwareSaaS agreementsSubscription terms, service commitments, data, renewal, and exit.
ServicesService agreementsScope, fees, changes, acceptance, intellectual property, and termination.
WorkEmployment & consultingCompensation, time, restrictions, notice, and post-term duties.
ConfidentialityNDAsProtected information, permitted use, duration, and restrictions.
ProtectionInsurance agreementsCoverage, exclusions, limits, claims duties, and termination.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is a contract analyzer?
A contract analyzer examines an agreement for important terms, obligations, costs, deadlines, risks and missing information. Aletura uses a predefined structured methodology rather than relying on a single summary prompt.
How does Aletura scan a contract?
Aletura extracts native text and uses local OCR only for image-bearing PDF pages that need it. OCR text must pass a readability check, then detected personal identifiers are masked before any text is sent for AI analysis. Unreadable pages make the analysis incomplete rather than silently disappearing.
Can Aletura identify automatic renewal and cancellation deadlines?
Yes, those are explicit review topics. If the evidence is missing, contradictory or depends on another document, the report keeps that uncertainty visible instead of treating silence as safety.
Can Aletura compare two contracts?
Yes. You can compare two or three documents. Aletura checks whether they are likely versions, same-type offers, related documents or different contract types before deciding how detailed the comparison can be.
Which contract types can Aletura analyse?
Aletura has specialist frameworks for rental, leasing, purchase, services, membership, SaaS, NDA, employment and consulting, financing and insurance agreements. Unknown documents receive universal and general checks.
Which languages does Aletura support?
English, German, French, Italian and Romanian report output is configured. Source evidence stays in the original language. Detailed validation status is published with the methodology.
Does Aletura store my contract?
Not by default. Guest work is not saved, and signed-in work remains temporary until you choose Save. Save analysis retains the masked structured result without the source file. Save contract & analysis deliberately retains the original source under your account or workspace policy. Identifier mappings and temporary indexes are never retained.
Does Aletura replace a lawyer?
No. Aletura helps you understand contractual text and identify points that may deserve attention. It does not determine enforceability, predict a court outcome or provide legal strategy.
Can I ask questions after the analysis?
Yes. Ask Aletura uses a plan-controlled question allowance: Guest and Individual default to five, while own-key and Business policies can differ. It does not reread the original contract or override validated contractual facts.
Can Aletura review German, SaaS and rental agreements?
Yes, German report output is configured, and SaaS and rental agreements each have specialist frameworks. Current language certification is not yet validated by a complete benchmark.
UNDERSTAND MORE BEFORE YOU AGREE.
Start with the agreement in front of you.
Review one contract or compare two to three documents. No account required.