Ermos AI for contract review.
Every firm reviews contracts the same way: an experienced eye, a mental checklist built from years of precedents, and time the matter budget resents. The checklist is exactly what an Ermos unit can hold, because your precedent bank is on it, and the client's confidential terms never leave the building to be checked.
How it works on the unit
The contract is indexed on the unit alongside your precedent bank and your standard positions.
Ask what is unusual against your precedents: notice periods, indemnity scope, caps, termination triggers, missing protections your firm normally insists on.
Defined terms used inconsistently, cross-references that go nowhere, obligations without corresponding rights, dates that do not line up.
Every flag cites the clause and the precedent it was checked against, so review is verification, and the advice remains the lawyer's.
Why your precedents change the answer
Generic AI reviews contracts against the internet's idea of normal. A unit tuned by ErmosIQ reviews against what your firm considers market, which is the review your clients are paying for. The more the firm reviews, the sharper the unit's sense of your standards becomes, and everything it learns stays yours.
Why on-premise matters here
Contracts under review are other people's confidential terms as much as your client's. Feeding them to a cloud service is a disclosure question for two parties at once; reviewing on the unit is a disclosure to no one.
Common questions
Can AI reliably review contracts?
What does it review against?
Is client contract data safe?
See Dominion answering from your own documents.
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