WYRMLegal
A local contract-assurance concept for services agreements, frameworks, data-handling terms and scopes of work. Compare clauses with approved organisational positions, trace obligations to their source and prepare draft findings for qualified legal and commercial review.
What you can do
One review surface, every commercial document
Contract review connects a versioned playbook, source clauses and review decisions with the work and assets they govern.
Contract review
Review the contracts governing the work
Use approved contract records to identify obligations, exceptions and questions requiring professional judgement.
Services agreement
The umbrella contract that governs your whole relationship with a client or supplier. Most disputes start here — liability caps, IP ownership, payment terms.
Confidentiality agreement
Mutual or one-way confidentiality (NDA) agreements. Review covers asymmetric terms, duration and exceptions with clause references.
Framework agreement
UK public-sector frameworks (G-Cloud, DOS, BDUK) and sector-specific framework contracts. Draft findings address call-off conditions and audit obligations for professional review.
Data-handling addendum
Data-processing agreements under UK and EU data protection law. Review covers sub-processor controls, notification windows and audit rights.
Scope of work
Project scope documents bolted onto a services agreement. Review covers scope boundaries, change-control terms and acceptance criteria.
Playbook & triage
Compare clauses with approved positions
Record the organisation’s approved positions and their revision. Draft findings should explain each departure with a clause reference.
Commercial playbook
Record approved positions on liability, intellectual property, termination, payment, governing law and mandatory review conditions, with a version and owner.
Green / amber / red verdict
Use green, amber and red indicators to organise review priorities. These are draft flags for a qualified reviewer, not acceptance or legal determinations.
Recommended push-backs
Draft a per-clause negotiation list with a proposed position, fallback and priority. Authorised reviewers approve the wording before any external use.
Deal-breaker clauses
Compare clauses against mandatory review conditions such as uncapped liability. Qualified reviewers decide how the condition applies.
Redline & export
Prepare findings for authorised review
Draft memos group issues, source clauses and suggested wording for review.
Plain-text redline memo
A draft issue list with proposed wording and source references. External circulation follows approval.
Word + PDF export
Document packs bring findings, clause references and review status into Word and PDF formats.
Apply to Bid Assist draft
Contract findings provide context for acquisition and tender records, linking commercial terms to the decision at hand.
See what comes out
Illustrative documents linked to a playbook
Each tab illustrates a document type, its source references and its relationship to an organisational playbook.
framework-call-off-v3.0.docx
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Framework agreement and call-off
Public Sector Buyer ↔ Appointed Supplier(s)
Illustrative documents with playbook references. Switch tabs to explore five contract types and their supporting context.
How it works
Four steps from records to review
An organisational playbook and contract record provide the starting point for source-linked findings and qualified review.
Step 01
Set the review basis
Record approved positions on liability, intellectual property, notice, payment and governing law. Keep the owner and revision of the playbook.
Step 02
Import approved records
Bring permitted contracts and change records into the local evidence boundary. Preserve document versions, access rights and extraction gaps.
Step 03
Inspect draft findings
Source-linked explanations and defined checks organise clauses, references and open questions for review.
Step 04
Record human judgement
Qualified legal and commercial reviewers accept, reject or amend findings. Signing, negotiation and external communication remain authorised human actions.
Legal change awareness
Your legal team's awareness layer, on a schedule
Dated official publications provide context for the obligations under review, alongside the relevant contract clauses and organisational positions.
Source review · Context
Dated publication snapshots
Agree jurisdictions, sources and import cadence. Preserve publication dates and make gaps or stale evidence visible to the reviewer.
Contract context · Context
Draft obligation-change findings
Relate approved updates to specific clauses and organisational positions. Human reviewers decide whether the contract or playbook needs to change.
Court-record review
Assess relevant, dated official records within an approved jurisdiction and subject scope. A legal specialist determines their significance.
Legislation updates
Bring approved publication snapshots into the review boundary and identify possible implications for recorded obligations.
Regulator publications
Track selected guidance and notices with source, publication date and review status. Collection permissions are defined separately.
Obligation changes
Compare reviewed updates with the versioned playbook and contract record. Flag possible changes for a qualified reviewer.
Source records carry their jurisdiction, publication date and review status alongside the contract context.
Who it's for
Triage built for the people doing the reading
For legal, commercial and programme teams working with contracts, obligations and organisational playbooks.
Estate commercial teams
Connect maintenance and delivery obligations to the assets, works and changes they govern.
Legal and contract specialists
Review source-linked draft findings against approved positions, with ambiguity and document revisions visible.
Acquisition and procurement teams
Assess warranties, support terms and technical departures alongside a proposed costed acquisition pack.
Programme assurance teams
Keep an evidence trail from requirements and contract changes to reviewed decisions across the programme.
Professional review
A triage layer, not a substitute for counsel
Organised clauses and source-linked findings support legal professionals in interpretation, advice and approval.
Professional review
Source-linked findings support qualified legal and commercial judgement.
Customer-controlled processing
Local retrieval and inference place contract analysis within the organisation’s chosen data boundary.
Traceable evidence
Source clauses, playbook versions and accepted findings form a traceable review record.
Measured usefulness
Review quality rests on relevant evidence, clear references and the professional judgement applied to each issue.
Concept scope
Contract evidence and change awareness
Contract review and obligation tracking connect source documents with the decisions they inform.
Contract evidence
Review against approved organisational positions
Retrieve relevant clauses and compare them with a versioned playbook. Keep document references and missing evidence visible.
- Services, confidentiality and framework documents
- Obligations and change-control review
- Source-linked draft findings
- Qualified human acceptance
Change awareness
Trace changes back to affected obligations
Compare approved updates and dated public-source snapshots with the contract record. External collection and local review have separate permissions.
- Approved jurisdiction and source scope
- Revision-aware evidence
- Draft change notifications
- Local access and retention controls
Legal connects contract obligations with the estate, acquisition and programme records they govern.