A clause library that speeds up every draft
Reusable, lawyer-approved clauses for confidentiality, termination, indemnity, and more — built into every template, or maintain your own.
Start from vetted language, not a blank page
Confidentiality
Standard and mutual confidentiality clauses that protect information shared during a business relationship.
Termination
Notice periods, cause-based termination, and post-termination obligations, drafted for common Indian commercial scenarios.
Indemnity
Indemnification scope and limits, drafted to be clear about what each party is protected against.
Arbitration & dispute resolution
Governing law, jurisdiction, and dispute-resolution mechanisms for commercial agreements.
Payment & invoicing
Payment terms, late-payment consequences, and invoicing requirements.
IP ownership & assignment
Clauses covering who owns work product, code, or creative output produced during an engagement.
Faster, more consistent drafting
- Reduces time spent rewriting the same clause types for every new document
- Keeps wording consistent across your team's contracts
- Makes it easier to spot when a counterparty's draft deviates from your standard terms
- Supports both the shared, lawyer-reviewed library and your own private clause set
Clause library questions, answered
What is a clause library?
A clause library is a reusable set of pre-approved contract clauses — confidentiality, termination, indemnity, and others — that can be inserted into templates instead of being redrafted from scratch every time.
Who approves the clauses in the library?
Clauses in the shared library are lawyer-reviewed before publication. You can also maintain and reuse your own clause set alongside the shared library.
Can I build my own clause library for my firm or business?
Yes — upload, organise, and reuse your own clauses so your team drafts consistently instead of starting from a blank page each time.
Does using the clause library replace legal review?
No. It speeds up drafting by starting from vetted language, but the final document — especially for high-value or unusual agreements — should still be reviewed by a qualified lawyer.
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