Attorly concepts: the terms behind the product
Short definitions of the working terms Attorly is built around, what each one means inside the product, and where it stops. For general legal terms, see the legal glossary.
What is playbook review?
Playbook review grades a contract against a firm’s own negotiation positions instead of a generic risk list.
ReadWhat is a redline?
A redline is a marked-up version of a contract that shows proposed deletions and insertions. Here is how Attorly creates and applies them.
ReadWhat is clause extraction?
Clause extraction pulls specific terms out of contracts into structured fields. In Attorly that is Tabular Review, with a source quote for every value.
ReadWhat is a data room?
A data room is a controlled space for sharing confidential documents. Attorly has its own data rooms and imports from external ones.
ReadWhat is clause linting?
Clause linting reads a draft paragraph by paragraph and flags risky, vague or non-standard wording, like a spell-checker for legal substance.
ReadWhat are anchors in Attorly?
Anchors link each paragraph of a draft to the passage in a source document it responds to, so every claim can be checked in one click.
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