Your name goes on the contract, so the decisions in it should stay yours. Definely shows its working to support your judgment, rather than trying to replace it. Anything you accept is added as a tracked change you can review word by word. Definely suggests; you decide.
Nominated authority
Choose what the draft is checked against, from your standard form to a precedent your knowledge team has marked as gold standard. If the library holds three versions of a share purchase agreement, you pick the one that counts, rather than checking against whichever the search turns up first.
Quoted sources
Everything Definely flags is quoted from both documents, with a named source of where it came from. If your indemnity cap departs from the standard form, you read both versions of the clause.
Interrogate reasoning
Open the reasoning behind any knock-on effect Definely flags before you act on it. If narrowing “Permitted Acquisition” is flagged as affecting clause 22, you can see why.
Suggest before insert
Definely never edits your document directly. Every change is shown to you first and goes in only when you accept it, as word-by-word tracked changes. Changing one word in a 200-word indemnity shows up as a one-word change in the redline.