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Vendor contract intelligence

Every term pulled from your contracts should point back to the exact sentence it came from.

ContractBridge extracts payment terms, rebate thresholds, and renewal dates from your vendor contracts, then attaches the exact sentence and document it came from. Nothing gets stated without a quote you can check against the source.

Inside ContractBridge

Grounded extraction

Payment terms, renewal dates, and pricing pulled out and matched against the source text.

Conflict detection

Flags contradictions between documents, and within a single document.

Rebate tracking

Follows an incentive from agreement through tracking, claim, and settlement.

Ask

Plain-language questions answered from your documents, with the source attached.

Clause 1

The terms that cost you money live in the fine print, spread across files nobody re-reads.

A rebate threshold sits in an email thread. A renewal notice period sits on page nine of a supply agreement nobody reopens until the deadline has passed. By the time someone finally checks, the discount window or the notice period is already gone.

Scattered

Main agreement, amendments, and side letters land as separate files with no single view of what's actually in force.

Unverified

A summary that states a number with no way to check it against the actual clause isn't something you can act on.

Contradictory

An amendment can quietly override the original agreement, or one section of a contract can conflict with a later one. Nobody catches it until it's disputed.

Clause 2

Three steps, no manual re-reading.

01

Upload every document that makes up the contract

Main agreement, amendments, side letters — each named and tracked on its own, so you always know which document a fact came from.

02

ContractBridge extracts and checks its own work

Every metric, summary, and rebate rule comes back with the verbatim quote it was pulled from. That quote is then checked against the source text and marked verified or flagged for a second look.

03

Ask it anything, or let it flag what disagrees

Ask a plain question about any uploaded document and get a grounded answer with its source. If two documents, or two sections of the same one, state different terms, it's raised as a conflict before it becomes a dispute.

Clause 3

Built around one job: contract terms you can act on.

Extraction

Grounded metrics, not guesses

Payment terms, interest on receivables, termination notice, renewal terms, and pricing structure, each tied to a verbatim quote and the document it came from.

Conflict detection

Catches contradictions inside a document too

Most tools only compare across documents. ContractBridge also flags when one section of a single contract contradicts a later section or amendment.

Rebate tracking

From agreement to settlement

Move a rebate or incentive through agreement, tracking, claimed, and settled, and reconcile the claimed amount against logged transactions as you go.

Ask

A direct line into your documents

Ask any question about the uploaded contract in plain language. The answer cites its source, and every question and answer is kept as a running record.

Clause 4

Verified means it was checked, not just claimed.

VerifiedThe quote behind this fact was matched, word for word, against the actual document text before it was shown to you.

CheckThe model's quote couldn't be matched exactly. It's shown anyway, but flagged for a human to confirm before it's relied on.

No overlapWhen two documents simply don't share any subject matter, ContractBridge says so directly instead of forcing a comparison that isn't there.

You askedWhat's the notice period for canceling this agreement?
The agreement requires written notice before cancellation, but doesn't state a specific number of days in this excerpt — it points to a separate renewal clause.

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Stop re-reading contracts to find the one line that matters.

Upload your vendor agreements and let every extracted fact point straight back to its source.