I.

The pipeline.

A contract lands wherever your team works. We meet it there.

  1. i.

    Receipt

    Send the contract wherever your team already works — email, Slack, WhatsApp, a shared drive. We integrate with your workflow on day one, not ours. No portal to learn, no ticket queue to manage.

  2. ii.

    The AI pass

    Sigil's analyser reads a thirty-page MSA in under two minutes. Every commercial term gets tagged against the authority that bears on it — Section 74 on penalty clauses, BALCO on seat versus venue, DPDPA 2023 on DPAs that still only warrant GDPR. It catches what's missing as well as what's wrong: the indemnity carve-out absent from the counterparty's draft; the cap that won't survive a court. Six hours of associate work in two minutes. The advocate signs.

  3. iii.

    Counsel

    One of our advocates reads the whole contract, the model's markup, and the playbook citations. They edit where the model got it wrong, push back where the playbook is too aggressive, and add the judgement calls the model cannot make. Their name, enrolment number and date are stamped on every deliverable.

  4. iv.

    Reply

    The redline returns wherever your team works — same channel, while the deal is still moving. When the counterparty answers, we take the next round under the same SLA. Every comment, edit and approver is timestamped in the audit log.

II.

Routine commercial paper.
Nothing else.

Six document types make up roughly eighty percent of a growing company's monthly contract volume. That is the desk. We do not stretch.

  • Non-disclosure agreementsMutual, one-way, residuals. The fastest turnaround on the desk.
  • Master services agreementsSell-side and buy-side. India, US and EU governing law.
  • Data protection agreementsGDPR addenda, standard contractual clauses, India DPDPA, sub-processor schedules.
  • Order forms and statements of workPricing, scope, acceptance, milestones.
  • Vendor agreementsSaaS, cloud, contractor, infrastructure.
  • Security questionnairesSOC 2, ISO 27001, customer security addenda.

What this desk does not do.

Litigation and disputes. Mergers, acquisitions and financing rounds. Incorporation, GST and trademark filings. Bespoke regulatory advice. Board and shareholder matters. Legal research as a deliverable. When you hit one of these, your law firm is the right answer — and we will say so.

III.

The clock.

Outside counsel takes time. Lots of it — most standard MSAs sit for the better part of three weeks before anyone reads them, and your team spends another day or two on the redlines before the document goes back to the counterparty. That is the lag we delete.

Every document type on the desk has a turnaround target we set in writing during onboarding. The exact target depends on the shape of your contract mix — sell-side and buy-side ratios, jurisdictions, depth of negotiation.

At the end of every month, you see a report — the count of contracts reviewed and the time-on-desk for each. For specific turnaround targets, talk to us.