Read before you sign. Watched after.
Sidecar does two things today. It reviews a vendor agreement before you sign it — a verdict, a risk score, the negotiation points with the clause cited, and every deadline — and a Sidecar reviewer will look over any review you ask about. Then it watches the renewal and notice windows, so the next decision gets made while you can still make it.
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Agreement Review
Upload one agreement — the one on your desk, or one you signed years ago. You get back a decision-ready review as soon as the analysis finishes, and you can ask a Sidecar reviewer to look it over, free.
- →A plain verdict on a five-step scale, from "Acceptable to sign" to "Do not sign without expert review"
- →A risk score out of 100 with its band — low, moderate, high, or critical — and the contract terms that moved it
- →Negotiation points ranked from must-have to nice-to-have, each citing the clause it answers — and, where a figure can be worked out, the dollars at stake with the arithmetic shown
- →Every date that can cost you — the notice deadline, the last safe day to act, the renewal — with the contract language it was read from
Renewal Watch
Add the agreements you have already signed. Every renewal, notice window, and obligation sits on one runway, and you hear about each one while you can still act.
- →Alerts at 30, 14, and 7 days before each notice deadline
- →A last safe day to act, 7 days before the notice deadline — room for sign-off and delivery
- →AI-read dates show their source quote and confidence; you verify them before the countdown matters
- →Auto-renewals roll to the next term and the next window appears on the runway
During the pilot, deadline alerts are switched on per workspace by the Sidecar team. Until then your dates are still tracked, with the last safe day to act, from the day you add an agreement.
Business Memory
Each released review records durable facts about the vendor relationship — the vendor's history, your priorities, the decisions made — and that context goes into the next review of the same workspace.
- →Facts from every released review, kept in one place you can read and edit
- →Your priorities and past decisions carried into the next agreement Sidecar reads
- →A connected AI can suggest a fact; it lands in a queue for a person to accept
The next two rungs come later.
Sidecar earns deeper access by being useful first. What you can use today is the first two rungs — the review and the watch. The next two are where it goes, and neither is required for the first two to pay off.
- →Vendor Portfolio — Duplicate platforms, unused seats, and price creep across the stack, each with the money at stake. Savings count only once they are captured.
- →AI Chief of Staff — Proactive guidance across everything Sidecar knows about your business — before you ask for it.
Your first review is free.
Upload one vendor agreement. You get the verdict, the risk score, the negotiation points with the clause cited, and every deadline — with a human review whenever you ask for one. Then put it under watch.