Add a contract, say who you act for, and decide. EntitleWorks reads every page, shows you what matters, and turns each decision into the schedule, register or letter you need.
A fictional contract with three issues. Make a call on each and watch where it goes.
Particular Conditions, Sub-Clause 8.8
The Particular Conditions delete the 10% cap on delay damages. A six-month overrun would cost more than the margin on the job.
Suggested wording
“The total delay damages payable by the Contractor shall not exceed 10% of the Accepted Contract Amount.”
Your Schedule of Departures, the rights and obligations register and the notice diary are ready to download, in Word and Excel.
Accepted changes to the contract appear here.
Who must do what, and by when, appears here.
Every notice you must give, with its period, appears here.
Fictional example. In the product every row links back to the page it came from.
Every risk, amendment and post-tender clarification, the wording to fix it, and the notices to diarise. Usually 20 to 30 minutes, even for a 1,500-page contract.
You get: Schedule of Departures, issue register, rights and obligations, key dates and securities.
Add the contract and the project records. Get the entitlement, the evidence for every point, and the weaknesses the other side will find.
You get: the claim or the assessment, Scott schedule, chronology, notice compliance.
Say in a sentence what happened. Get the letter under the right clause, served the right way, before the time bar.
You get: the letter in Word, the deadlines, and what must follow.
AI reads the clause. Plain code does the arithmetic: the period, the start date, calendar or working days, checked against today. A notice that is already late is called late.
Fictional event: , access to Zone C not given
A contract review uses 1 credit, however long the contract. A claim uses 2. Notices come from their own monthly allowance. Reading your correspondence overnight and asking Jono questions are included. If a job fails, its credits come back automatically.
USD 449
a person, a month
A typical month: 2 contract reviews and 4 notices a week. Or 1 review a week and 3 claims a month.
Talk to usUSD 1,249
a person, a month
A typical month: 3 contract reviews, 1 claim and 12 notices a week, overnight drafts included.
Talk to us10 people or more
one monthly invoice
Overnight notices on every project, onboarding, and a named contact.
Talk to usTop up 10 credits for USD 350, or 25 for USD 825. Top-ups carry over to later months. For companies on monthly invoicing, top-ups are added to the next invoice.
Pilot: 10 credits and 20 notices a month, with overnight notices on one project, free by invitation. Request pilot access.
No. EntitleWorks gives commercial decision support. Every finding shows the clause and the page it comes from, so you can check it, but it does not replace a lawyer. Check results against the full contract before relying on them.
FIDIC, NEC, JCT and AIA forms, with their particular conditions and amendments, and bespoke contracts, subcontracts and purchase orders. Add the agreement, conditions and schedules together as PDF, Word, Excel, email or a ZIP. Scanned pages are read too.
English. It reads English-language contracts and records, and writes in British English. Ask us before relying on it for a contract in another language.
Only you can see your work. Your documents are not used to train AI models. Delete any piece of work and its files are erased at once; backup copies roll off within 14 days. EntitleWorks runs on Microsoft Azure, with encrypted connections.
Starter is USD 449 and Professional USD 1,249, a person, a month. Companies of 10 people or more get shared credits on one monthly invoice. The pilot is free, by invitation.
A contract review uses 1 credit, however long the contract. A claim, prepared or assessed, uses 2. Notices come from their own monthly allowance, never credits. If a job does not complete, its credits come back automatically.
Point a project at its correspondence, or forward letters to the project's own email address. Every day at the cut-off you choose, EntitleWorks reads what arrived, keeps only the contractual items that put you at risk, and drafts the notice or reply against the executed contract. Nothing is ever sent for you.
You sign in with your Microsoft work account, and ZIP exports from Aconex and TeamBinder work today. Where they are switched on for your company, Outlook, Procore and Aconex connect so you can pick documents straight from them. EntitleWorks only reads: it never changes or deletes anything in your systems. Downloads come in Word and Excel, inside your own letterhead.
Something else? Email [email protected], or read the user guide.
Pilot places are limited. Tell us about your project and we will set you up the same week.
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