Their paper lands on you.
Here is what happens next.
Seven steps, one document, and nothing that asks you to leave it. The work is the same shape whoever you are. What happens at the end is not, so say which one you are.
Their paper arrives.
At an address that is yours.
Your workspace gets its own intake address. Your client forwards the counterparty draft straight to it, or you upload it to the matter, and Midly opens the .docx with their tracked changes intact rather than flattening it into clean text.
Their paper arrives.
At an address that is yours.
Your workspace gets its own intake address, so the vendor draft sitting in your inbox is one forward away from being read. Midly opens the .docx with the other side’s tracked changes intact rather than flattening it into clean text.
Every change, read against your playbook.
The ones that move the risk come first.
AI Insights grades every clause against the playbook you built out of your own practice and anchors each one to the exact words that changed, so the changes that carry risk stand out from the ones that do not. You bill for judgment instead of for hunting.
Every change, read against your playbook.
The ones that move the risk come first.
AI Insights grades every clause against the guardrails your business actually signs inside and anchors each one to the exact words that changed, so the changes that carry risk stand out from the ones that do not. You are told which ones.
“notwithstanding Section 9.2, liability arising from a Security Incident shall be uncapped”
Ask it anything.
It answers from the document.
Ask Midly reads the paper in front of it and nothing else. Every claim it makes comes back with the language it is standing on, and when the answer is not in the document it tells you that instead of inventing one.
Ask it anything.
It answers from the document.
Ask Midly reads the paper in front of it and nothing else. Every claim it makes comes back with the language it is standing on, and when the answer is not in the document it tells you that instead of inventing one.
It proposes the wording.
You decide, and it lands.
Midly drafts the revision with your argument beside it, and you decide what goes into the document. Not a generic model’s phrasing. The position you have taken on this clause every time you have argued it.
It proposes the wording.
You decide, and it lands.
Midly drafts the revision with your argument beside it, so the person in sales who wants to know why can read the reason instead of booking time with you.
Twelve months is where this has landed every time we have argued it. Happy to walk through why.
Your client watches it happen.
Without asking you.
Every client you invite gets a portal of their own. They can see the documents, where each one stands, and download your version with your tracked changes and your notes on the front, so the status email you would have written is already written.
The business reads the reason.
Once.
The argument travels with the clause, so the next person who asks why the indemnity is capped finds the answer attached to the indemnity rather than in your inbox.
It goes back out.
It comes back cleaner.
Send it by secure link rather than as another attachment. Their response lands back on the same document in the same thread, so there is no version to reconcile and nothing to dig out of email.
It goes back out.
It comes back cleaner.
Send it by secure link rather than as another attachment. Their response lands back on the same document in the same thread, so there is no version to reconcile and nothing to dig out of email.
It closes,
and you are paid for it.
Time sits against the document while you work rather than being reconstructed on the last day of the month, and your client can see the billable total whenever they want instead of waiting for an invoice. They do not see the rest: non-billable time, which attorney did what, whether it was tracked live or added later. And the positions you took come with you into the next matter.
It closes,
and it is remembered.
eSignature is built in and signed contracts archive themselves. The positions you took come with you into the next round, so the fiftieth time you argue this clause does not start from nothing.
Watch it read a real markup.
The next markup
gets read in Midly
Stop reading the other side’s paper line by line to find the two changes that matter. Start a 7-day trial, and bring the next one that lands on you.
7-day trial · No credit card required for eligible new trials · First review in minutes