International

Obligations

Who must do what, and when

The tracker lists obligation-style sentences found in the extracted text. Timing is taken from the same sentence when it exists.

Demonstration

Obligations

Payment Terms

14 days

No deadline identified in the provided example beyond the stated terms.

Service Agreement.pdf

The problem

Deadlines hide in long operative clauses.

The solution

Rows show WHO, MUST, WHEN and SOURCE. If a deadline is not in the sentence, it is marked as not identified.

How it works

1. Select files

Use the same library as Ask Anything.

2. Extract obligations

The module searches for shall, must and similar wording.

3. Export

Copy or export the rows for your own tracker. This is not legal advice.

Capabilities

Evidence

Substantive findings should show a source location and an excerpt from the imported file. If the file does not contain the answer, the software says it was not identified. It does not invent clauses, parties, dates or amounts.

Privacy

Local AI keeps document work on this device when a tested local model is active. Optional cloud AI is off unless you approve sending excerpts to a provider you configure. See local AI setup and privacy.

Related

FAQ

Does this create a legal obligation list I can rely on in court?

No. It turns matching shall/must language into who / must / when rows with citations. A professional should review it.

ContractAnalysis.ai is document-processing and analysis software. It does not provide legal advice and does not replace a qualified lawyer, solicitor, attorney or other professional adviser. AI-generated results may contain errors and should be independently reviewed before being relied upon.