Agreement review and drafting inside Microsoft Word

Review the whole agreement. Change only what needs changing.

Agmt is a Word-native drafting partner for transactional lawyers. It follows definitions, cross-references, remedies and commercial mechanics across the document, then proposes precise tracked changes and comments for your approval.

Word-nativeWhole-document reasoningExact quoted evidenceLawyer-controlled changes

SPA_Draft_v7.docx — Microsoft Word Mandate set
Recitals · Mandate

Agmt is instructed: acting for the Company and its promoters. Review stage — counterparty markup received. Commercial context: long-stop date is fixed; consideration already agreed.

Clause 5.2 · Consideration

…a sum of Rupees Fifty Lakhs (₹45,00,000) shall be paid within thirty (30) Business Days…

Clause 9 · Conditions Precedent

Completion shall occur within ninety (90) days of the Long Stop Date, unless extended by mutual consent.

The agreement is the unit of review

A clause rarely fails on its own.

The issue may appear in Clause 9, sit in the definition of Loss, and surface again in a schedule. Agmt maps the document before it marks it up, so a local fix does not create a new problem elsewhere.

Definition“Loss” — traced to every paragraph where it operates
Operative clauseThe indemnity that depends on the definition
RemedyThe warranty mechanism that overlaps it
ScheduleThe delivery scope that triggers both

From instruction to tracked change.

Step 1

Set the mandate.

Tell Agmt who you act for, the document, the stage and the commercial context.

Step 2

Let it map the agreement.

Agmt reads the structure, defined terms, usages, cross-references and overlapping mechanisms before reaching a view.

Step 3

Review the evidence.

Each finding shows the exact wording, why it matters, the proposed narrow fix and the reviewer’s verdict.

Step 4

Apply in Word.

Accept, edit or reject each proposal. If the document changed or the target is ambiguous, Agmt refuses the write.

Built for the work that reaches signing.

Review

Full agreement review, focused clause review and interpretation — with related provisions checked before an issue is recorded.

Draft

Draft from an instruction, make a surgical inline amendment or prepare concise Word comments without rewriting what already works.

Negotiate

Analyse counterparty markup, prepare negotiation positions and call notes, and summarise agreed changes.

QC

Run a near-final pass for placeholders, numbering, cross-references, amount mismatches and defined-term drift.

Deterministic where it should be

Some defects do not need an opinion.

Agmt can check exact mechanical failures without asking a model:

Broken cross-references
Words-versus-figures mismatches
Unfilled placeholders
Numbering gaps
Duplicate definitions
Defined-term drift

Fast, repeatable and useful before the document goes out for signature.

Evidence before confidence

A finding should be inspectable before it is actionable.

The next draft should not start from zero

Carry the matter, not just the prompt.

Agmt keeps the document versions, review history, dispositions and evidence-backed house positions that matter to the next round. Prior choices remain visible; deal-specific instructions do not silently become universal rules.

Why Agmt exists

Built from a transaction lawyer’s workflow.

Agmt began with a simple frustration: agreement tools could find language, but they did not take responsibility for the document as a whole. The product is being built around the way transactional lawyers actually review, negotiate and close — in Microsoft Word, through precise markup, with judgment left visible.
— Abhinav, founder

Private beta

Help shape the reviewer you would keep open in Word.

We are inviting a small group of transactional lawyers to test Agmt on representative, appropriately anonymised documents and tell us where it earns — or loses — trust.

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