Your own paper · Sell-side review
Your contract goes out before anyone re-reads it.
Sidecar reads the agreements you send, not only the ones you sign. Upload your MSA, order form, or SOW and get back whether it is safe to send, where it exposes you, and what to tighten first.
The verdict
Five calls, written for the sender.
The same severity ladder as a buy-side review, with the verb changed. “Acceptable to sign” becomes “Safe to send”: you are deciding whether to send, not whether to sign.
When you're buying
When you're sending your own paper
Acceptable to sign
Safe to send
Sign after minor revisions
Send after minor tightening
Negotiate before signing
Revise before sending
High risk, escalate before signing
High exposure — revise before sending
Do not sign without expert review
Do not send without expert review
What it looks at
Your exposure, not the buyer's.
A sell-side review is written for the provider. It has its own sections, in this order:
- 01Executive Summary
- 02Recommended Decision
- 03Overall Risk Score
- 04Revenue and Payment Risk
- 05Red Flags
- 06Scope and Delivery Exposure
- 07Renewal and Deadline Timeline
- 08Recommended Revisions
- 09Liability and Indemnity Balance
- 10IP and Reuse Rights
- 11Business Impact Analysis
- 12Points To Align With The Customer
- 13Action Plan
How it works
- 1Upload the agreement and choose “We're selling” on the upload form.
- 2Get the send verdict, the risk score, and the revisions to make, each with the clause quoted.
- 3Customer agreements sit under Customers in your workspace, apart from your vendors.
Send it knowing what it says.
Your first review is free, whichever side of the agreement you are on.