How CyberSquire works
From playbook setup to closed deal, here's exactly what happens and what you get at each stage.
Template & playbook setup.
Before we review a single contract, we capture how your business papers its deals. We either draft templates from scratch or ingest your existing forms, preferred clauses, fallback positions, and red lines.
What you get
- Custom template library
- Structured clause playbook
- Documented fallback positions
- Internal escalation rules
What we need from you
- Existing templates and prior contracts (if any)
- Examples of past deals and pain points
- A kickoff call with your stakeholders
The Work Center.
Your team is provisioned in the Work Center on day one. It is the single place to launch reviews, upload documents, set negotiation instructions, track status, and retrieve finished work.
What you get
- Work Center accounts for your team
- Role-based permissions
- Full audit trail
- Document version history
- In-portal messaging
What we need from you
- A list of users and their roles
- Your preferred file naming and matter conventions
High-volume intake.
Submit contracts through the Work Center. Drafts, counterparty paper, prior versions, term sheets — anything related to a matter goes onto the matter record.
What you get
- One central intake channel
- Automatic matter creation
- Instant acknowledgement and ETA
- Deduplicated history
What we need from you
- Volume forecast
- Routing rules for different contract types
- Counterparty information when relevant
AI redline & review.
Our AI engine runs the first pass against your playbook, flags risk, suggests language, and drafts an issues memo. A CyberSquire attorney then reviews the output, refines redlines, and finalizes the memo before delivery.
What you get
- Redlined Word doc
- Clean version
- Plain-English issues memo
- Risk score
- Recommended negotiation moves
What we need from you
- The contract
- Counterparty and deal context
- Deal-specific instructions captured in the matter
Attorney escalation.
When deals get hard — heavy counterparty pushback, unusual structures, high stakes — escalate inside the Work Center. A CyberSquire attorney takes the call, drafts strategy, runs negotiation rounds, or joins live calls with the other side.
What you get
- Negotiation strategy memo
- Counter-redlines
- Attorney availability for live calls
- Executed-document handoff