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Dottr processes your contract only to provide the review and related features. We do not sell your contract content or allow our AI providers to use it to train their general-purpose models. You can request deletion of your account data, subject to limited legal retention requirements. See our Privacy Policy for details.

If the contract is sensitive, BCC dottr@dottr.io. You receive the same review, but Dottr will not appear in the visible email thread. Make sure you have permission to share the document, because some confidentiality agreements treat sending it to any outside service as disclosure.

Yes. When you resolve a flag, Dottr writes the change into the contract itself, in the clause the flag came from, using the wording your playbook asks for. It appears as a tracked change with accept and reject on it, so nothing is altered until you approve it. Reject it and the clause reverts exactly as it was. You can also edit the suggested wording before you accept.

AI contract review software reads a contract, finds terms that may create risk, and explains them in simple language. It is designed to provide a fast first review, not replace a lawyer's judgment.

Dottr is designed to catch common problems such as automatic renewals, unlimited liability, unusual payment terms, and unclear ownership. AI can still make mistakes. Check important points and use a lawyer when the possible loss is more than your business can comfortably absorb.

Yes. Dottr can explain what the contract says, what it means for your business, and what you may want to change. It cannot decide whether a clause is enforceable in your location or evaluate facts that are not written in the document.

Dottr starts free and does not require a credit card: your first 5 contracts are on us. After that a contract costs $1, and that one dollar covers the whole job on it — drafting, review, coordinating between the parties, signature and download. Users are never billed, so the whole company can sit in one workspace.

That depends on the tool. Check whether your contracts are used for training, where they are stored, how long they are kept, which providers process them, and whether you can delete them. Dottr does not use your contracts to train AI models.

No. CC or forward dottr@dottr.io on the email containing the contract. The review comes back in the same thread. You can also upload the document to your Dottr workspace.

Yes. Request a lawyer in the loop through Dottr and tell us what you need reviewed. We will return with a fixed price before any work begins. The contract, Dottr's review, the open risks, and your team's decisions are included so the lawyer does not need to start from the beginning.

Yes. You can see the contract positions Dottr has learned, where each one came from, and how often it appeared. You can edit or delete anything that is incorrect.

No. Dottr is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. It helps you understand contracts, identify common risks, and prepare the changes or questions you want to raise.

As many as the contract contains. Dottr does not limit the number of flags. The most serious risks appear first, and resolved issues move out of the way.

Yes. Open the contract in Dottr and click a flag to jump to the exact clause. You can ask a question, mark the issue as resolved, add suggested wording, or invite someone to review it.

Yes. Add the terms your company accepts to a playbook. Dottr checks every contract against those rules as well as its standard checks.

Legal review explains what a clause means and whether it is unusual. Business review asks whether that clause works for your company based on the terms you normally accept, reject, or negotiate. Dottr provides both kinds of context.

Dottr can review NDAs, MSAs, statements of work, order forms, retainers, vendor agreements, supplier agreements, client terms, contractor agreements, offer letters, carrier agreements, and rate agreements.