What do green, yellow, and red mean?

Green means it meets every standard criterion and can go to signature under your normal approval authority. Yellow means one or more issues counsel can likely fix in a single review pass. Red means significant problems, such as a missing independent development carveout or an embedded non-compete, so do not sign until it is negotiated or countered with your own form.

What defaults does it use without a playbook?

Mutual obligations unless only you are disclosing, a 2 to 3 year term (up to 5 for trade secrets), the standard carveouts for public, already known, independently developed, third-party, and legally required disclosures, no non-solicitation or non-compete terms, and no broad residuals clause.

What is in the report?

The classification, parties, NDA type, term, and governing law; a screening table marking each criterion pass, flag, or fail; each issue with its risk and a suggested fix; a recommendation; and next steps with a typical routing timeline.

How is this different from AI Contract Review?

NDA Review is a fast screen of one confidentiality agreement that tells you whether to sign or route it. AI Contract Review goes clause by clause through any commercial contract and writes redlines, fallbacks, and a negotiation strategy.

It does not give legal advice or sign on your behalf. It is a screening tool: the analysis should be reviewed by qualified legal professionals, and counsel should look at anything you are unsure about.

AI NDA Review

Attach or paste an incoming NDA. Get a triage report in the chat that rates it green, yellow, or red, flags non-solicits, non-competes, and missing carveouts, and says whether to sign or send it to counsel.

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What you get

Text in the chatCopy it wherever you need it. Keep chatting to adjust the tone, length, or wording.

How it works

Attach the NDA as a PDF or Word file, or paste the text, and add your own NDA screening criteria if your team has them.
askROI's Triage an NDA tool screens it in the chat against ten criteria, from the definition of confidential information and the standard carveouts to non-solicits, residuals, and governing law, and rates it green, yellow, or red. Without your criteria, it uses market-standard defaults and says so.
Follow the routing it recommends: sign, send to counsel with the flagged issues, or push back with your own form. Keep chatting to draft the fixes.

What people use it for

Sales and partnership NDAsclear routine mutual NDAs quickly so early conversations are not held up.
Vendor NDAscatch non-solicitation, non-compete, and exclusivity terms that do not belong in a confidentiality agreement.
Handoffs to counselsend the reviewer a short summary of the specific issues instead of the whole document.
Mislabeled agreementsspot a document called an NDA that carries commercial terms and needs a full contract review.

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What do green, yellow, and red mean?: Green means it meets every standard criterion and can go to signature under your normal approval authority. Yellow means one or more issues counsel can likely fix in a single review pass. Red means significant problems, such as a missing independent development carveout or an embedded non-compete, so do not sign until it is negotiated or countered with your own form.
What defaults does it use without a playbook?: Mutual obligations unless only you are disclosing, a 2 to 3 year term (up to 5 for trade secrets), the standard carveouts for public, already known, independently developed, third-party, and legally required disclosures, no non-solicitation or non-compete terms, and no broad residuals clause.
What is in the report?: The classification, parties, NDA type, term, and governing law; a screening table marking each criterion pass, flag, or fail; each issue with its risk and a suggested fix; a recommendation; and next steps with a typical routing timeline.
How is this different from AI Contract Review?: NDA Review is a fast screen of one confidentiality agreement that tells you whether to sign or route it. AI Contract Review goes clause by clause through any commercial contract and writes redlines, fallbacks, and a negotiation strategy.
What does it not do?: It does not give legal advice or sign on your behalf. It is a screening tool: the analysis should be reviewed by qualified legal professionals, and counsel should look at anything you are unsure about.