Executed commercial contracts with clause data
Libraries of signed commercial agreements, such as customer, vendor and partner contracts, with extracted clause types, key dates, renewal terms and obligations. Labs use them to train contract-review and extraction models on agreements that never appeared in public filings.
What a record contains
One agreement: the signed document, agreement type, extracted clauses, effective date, term, renewal and notice terms, and amendments.
| Field | What it holds |
|---|---|
contract_id, type | Pseudonymous ID and agreement type |
effective_date, term, renewal | Key dates |
notice_period | For termination or renewal |
clauses[] | Clause type, text and position |
obligations[], amendments[] | Tracked commitments and changes |
{
"contract_id": "K-5521",
"type": "vendor_services",
"effective_date": "2023-01-01",
"term_months": 36,
"renewal": "auto_12_months",
"notice_period_days": 90,
"clauses": [{"type": "data_protection", "section": "9", "text": "[REDACTED PARTY] shall process..."}]
}How AI labs use it
- Clause extraction and review
- Agreements outside public filings.
- Obligation-tracking agents
- Dates, renewals and commitments.
- Evaluation
- Held-out agreements for review tasks.
Typical preparation requirements
Agreed with the supplier before any work begins. Typical requirements include:
- Counterparty names and identifying terms redacted
- Agreements with prohibitive confidentiality terms excluded or cleared
- Employment agreements excluded unless specifically scoped
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What makes a strong package
- Clause data already tagged in a contract system
- Amendment chains
- Domain-specific agreements such as healthcare, logistics or construction
Compared with public datasets
Public sets such as CUAD and ContractNLI are useful references, but limited as enterprise training data. The legal and compliance category page compares them with licensed data.
Who typically holds it
- Mid-sized companies with contract systems
- Real estate firms
- Construction companies
- Healthcare vendors
- Staffing firms
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How is this different from CUAD?
CUAD has 510 contracts from SEC filings, labeled across 41 clause types. Licensed libraries add agreements companies never filed publicly, often with clause data already tagged in their contract system.
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