Doc Checker
Analyze different types of contracts or legal documents: divorce/property/labor/family/civil, etc.
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How to Use
Step1
Describe your needs in the demand box and upload the file (support Word/PDF/scanned copy/image).
Step2
Click "Start Analysis" and AI will analyze based on description and file scanning.
Step3
Download/copy the results with one click. If you are not satisfied with the results, you can conduct a deeper analysis.
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Doc Checker
Al legal document Checker
Your intelligent compliance "security inspector", identifylegal risks in seconds!
One-click solution generation
Not only does it identify problems, it also provides "legal basis + optimization suggestions + replacement templates", supports annotation revisions, version comparisons, and even links contract generation tools to automatically fix vulnerabilities, allowing risks to be seamlessly connected from discovery to resolution.
Full-format intelligent analysis
Supports Word/PDF/scans/pictures, OCR technology accurately extracts text, and structurally analyzes clauses (such as rights and obligations, liability for breach of contract), even handwritten annotations are not missed, and bid farewell to the inefficient era of manual word-by-word verification.
Millisecond-level risk positioning
Upload contracts, agreements, and policy documents. AI automatically scans for logical contradictions and compliance deviations (such as the working hours regulations of the Labor Law and the privacy provisions of the Data Security Law) based on a database of more than 1 million cases and real-time regulations, and marks high-risk paragraphs with an accuracy of over 95%.
Scenario-based in-depth analysis
Enterprise compliance: Identify "exclusive clauses" in antitrust agreements and false propaganda risks in advertising copy;Personal rights protection: locate "overbearing clauses" in rental contracts and the legality of interest in loan agreementsCross-border risk control: detect whether international contracts comply with local laws (such as EU GDPR and US CCPA).