Klever's analysts stopped searching and started reviewing.
An AI analyst that reads the filings, listens to the calls and drafts the memo before the meeting.
A reader that flags the clauses a lawyer needs to see and drafts the review note, inside the platform its users already trust.
The platform’s users uploaded contracts and reviewed them clause by clause, by hand. A first pass took most of an hour, and the same standard clauses were read again on every contract. A keyword search had been tried; it found words, not risks.
The team wanted reviewers to start from the clauses that mattered, with a note already drafted, without a second tool and without sending contracts anywhere.
Reviewers now spend 45% less time per contract, measured over ten weeks, and keep 92% of the clauses the system flags. The reading happens inside the platform; the lawyer’s judgement stays where it was.
An AI analyst that reads the filings, listens to the calls and drafts the memo before the meeting.

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