Clarioso turns contract language into commercial signals.
Upload your contract or paste the text. Clarioso reads the entire agreement, flags what matters commercially, and produces a C-Score — an explainable risk score that tells you what to fix, what to watch, and what it means for your business.
Create a contract and enter the key economics — annual value and next renewal date. These drive the commercial risk layer of your C-Score before you even run analysis.
Upload a PDF or paste your contract text. Set your perspective — buyer or seller — and hit Analyze. The full contract engine reads the entire agreement at once.
Your C-Score, flagged issues, section-by-section breakdown, and improvement roadmap appear instantly. The roadmap includes suggested language you can use in negotiations.
What the engine analyzes
Clarioso reads the full agreement and applies practitioner-level judgment across every material section. These are commercial-risk reads — not legal advice — designed to surface where the economics and the risk don't match.
Scope, carve-outs, defense control, settlement approval, and whether indemnity bypasses the liability cap — flagged differently depending on whether you're the buyer or seller.
Caps, consequential damages exclusions, sub-caps for data and IP, and the real-world mismatch between what's capped and what a breach actually costs.
Termination for convenience and cause, cure periods, notice windows, early termination fees, and the commercial impact of auto-renewal mechanics.
Definitions, required carve-outs, duration, standard of care, residuals clauses, and whether confidentiality is correctly separated from data protection obligations.
Payment terms, SLA and remedies structure, IP ownership, data rights, governing law, and any other material sections — surfaced in the section breakdown with risk flags and plain-language explanation of what each provision means commercially.
Buyer vs. seller — it changes everything
Clarioso analyzes every clause asymmetrically. The same indemnity provision that's acceptable for a buyer is a Critical flag for the seller. Set your perspective before running analysis and the engine applies the right lens throughout — flags, risk levels, and suggested language are all perspective-aware.
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