Practical guides for the harbor

Getting started with TermHarbor

Create your workspace, invite a teammate, and dock your first contract in under ten minutes.

Uploading your first contract

Supported formats, file size, counterparty matching, and what happens after a contract is docked.

Understanding AI contract risk findings

How findings are scored, what confidence means, and how to dispute or accept a flagged item.

Asking contract questions with citations

Use the Ask tab to query a single contract. Every answer is grounded in cited clauses.

Creating a clause playbook

Codify preferred, acceptable, fallback, and walk-away positions so reviews are consistent across the team.

Reviewing redline suggestions safely

Treat AI redlines as drafts, not approvals. Track who accepted what, and keep an exportable trail.

Turning detected obligations into tasks

Convert contractual commitments into owned, dated tasks with reminders.

Monitoring renewal notice deadlines

The renewal radar surfaces auto-renewals and notice windows before they expire.

Creating legal briefs for business teams

Turn a contract into a business-readable brief for sales, finance, procurement, or leadership.

Managing team roles and permissions

Owner, Admin, Legal, and Member roles control who can review, approve, and configure.

Connecting email and AI integrations

Set up transactional email and AI providers from Settings → Integrations.

Using cookie settings

Choose what cookies the marketing site sets and update your choice any time.

Understanding what TermHarbor does not do

Clear boundaries — TermHarbor is a contract intelligence tool, not a law firm or an automated approver.

Managing email preferences and unsubscribe settings

Control which categories of email you receive — product, digests, marketing — and unsubscribe at any time.