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Clment
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About Clment
Clment is contract review software designed for non-lawyers who need to assess agreements before signing. Users upload PDF or Word contracts via drag-and-drop, including scanned documents processed with OCR. The tool parses clauses, extracts key dates, and scores risks against a user-defined rulebook or Clment’s built-in rules. Each flagged risk is quoted to its source clause, and approved fixes are compiled into a tracked-changes Word document for direct sharing with counterparties. Beyond one-off reviews, Clment maintains a centralized contract portfolio that tracks renewal and expiry dates, sends deadline reminders, and records review decisions. Teams can collaborate through comments, tags, and agreement tracking, while natural-language queries across the entire portfolio return answers with clause-level citations. For advanced users, Clment integrates with Claude and other tools via MCP server and REST API, enabling contract-related queries without manual document uploads. Security is handled with regional data storage, encryption in transit and at rest, tenant isolation, and SOC 2 Type II audited controls, and contracts are excluded from AI training datasets.
Key features
- Drag-and-drop intake for PDF, Word, and scanned contracts with OCR and parsing
- Risk scoring and clause-level quotes for every flagged issue
- Rulebook-based review against user-defined or built-in plain-English rules
- Centralized contract portfolio with renewal/expiry tracking and deadline reminders
- Team collaboration via comments, tags, and recorded agreement status
- Natural-language search across contracts with clause-level citations
- Tracked-changes Word redline generation for approved fixes
- MCP server and REST API for integration with Claude and other tools
- Regional data storage with encryption, tenant isolation, and SOC 2 Type II controls
- Exclusion of contracts from AI training datasets
Use cases
- Review supplier or client contracts before signing without legal counsel
- Convert contract risks into a marked-up Word document for counterparty negotiation
- Monitor key dates and obligations across an entire contract portfolio
Pros
- Uploads and processes contracts via drag-and-drop, including scanned documents with OCR
- Parses clauses, extracts key dates, and scores risks against user-defined or built-in rulebooks
- Generates tracked-changes Word documents with approved fixes for direct sharing
- Maintains a centralized contract portfolio with renewal tracking, deadline reminders, and review decisions
- Supports natural-language queries across the contract portfolio with clause-level citations
Cons
- May require initial setup of rulebooks for optimal risk assessment
- Dependent on user-defined rules for accurate risk scoring and flagging
- Limited to contract review and management, not a full legal document automation suite
Frequently asked questions about Clment
What types of contracts can Clment review?
Clment supports PDF and Word contracts, including scanned documents processed with OCR. It can classify over 60 types of contracts and extract key dates automatically.
Who is Clment designed for?
Clment is designed for non-lawyers and teams who need to assess agreements before signing, including business users, procurement teams, and legal operations.
How does Clment handle pricing and plans?
Clment offers a free plan with no credit card required, and additional paid plans are available. Pricing details are available on their website.
Can Clment integrate with other tools?
Yes, Clment integrates with tools like Claude via MCP server and REST API, enabling contract-related queries without manual document uploads.
How does Clment ensure data security?
Clment uses regional data storage, encryption in transit and at rest, tenant isolation, and SOC 2 Type II audited controls. Contracts are excluded from AI training datasets.
How do I get started with Clment?
Users can start by signing up for a free account at app.clment.com, uploading a contract, and reviewing it against their rulebook or Clment’s built-in rules.
