AI Deal Desk — Contract Auditor
Stop hand-checking contract math under deadline pressure. Paste a scrubbed B2B SaaS contract and the AI Deal Desk extracts the pricing tiers and legal clauses, runs deterministic multi-tier TCV math server-side, and returns an ASC 606-aligned Audit Receipt you can sign off on.
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What this workflow does
It separates the messy job of reading a contract from the exact job of computing its value — so the math is never the AI's guess.
• Extracts Pricing & Clauses: Pulls tiered pricing, payment terms and liability language out of the contract into a reviewable JSON payload.
• Runs Deterministic TCV Math: Computes multi-tier Total Contract Value drawdown server-side, step by step, so the numbers are reproducible.
• Issues an Audit Receipt: Returns an OVERALL STATUS (APPROVED / REQUIRES_ESCALATION) with a transparent Math Receipt.
• Flags Legal Risk Verbatim: Quotes uncapped liability and Net 60+ payment terms directly from the contract — no paraphrasing.
• Validates Against Your Catalog: Optionally fuzzy-matches extracted SKUs against your real CRM SKU list.
How to run it
Open the workflow console and paste your scrubbed contract text (replace client names with tokens like [ORG_1] first). Optionally add a Year-1 quantity override, your CRM SKU catalog, or a power-user pricing JSON. Hit run — you'll see the extracted pricing JSON before trusting the deterministic math, then the full ASC 606-aligned Audit Receipt.
Frequently asked questions
Does the AI calculate the contract value?
No. The AI only extracts pricing tiers and clauses. The Total Contract Value is computed by a deterministic server-side engine, and you can review the extracted JSON before trusting the math.
Do I have to send real client names?
No. Scrub the contract first — replace names with tokens like [ORG_1]. The auditor works entirely on the structure and terms, not the identities.
What legal risks does it flag?
It surfaces uncapped liability and extended payment terms (Net 60+), quoting the exact contract language so your legal and finance teams can act on the source text.