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Bijection for Legal

Obligations you can query. Not re-read.

The auto-renewal on page 14 becomes a date every system can act on.

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The auto-renewal is on page 14 of a signed PDF in DocuSign, and the notice period is on page 22. Someone is supposed to put both in a calendar, and usually does.

Bijection turns renewal dates, notice periods and caps into typed fields linked to their clause. A model proposes each term, and nothing is recorded until a person confirms it. Once recorded, every system can act on the date.

  • Contract intake

    Starts: A contract is signed in DocuSign

    1. Link it to the counterparty and the deal it came from.
    2. A model proposes the key terms, each tied to its clause.
    3. A lawyer confirms them before they are recorded.

  • Notice windows

    Starts: A notice window opens

    1. Ask the contract owner to renew or exit.
    2. The request waits until they decide.
    3. If they exit, the notice letter is drafted for review.

  • Amendments

    Starts: Someone proposes changing a term

    1. Show the clause, the current value and the new one.
    2. A second reviewer approves.
    3. The term updates, and its history is kept.

  • NDA requests

    Starts: Sales asks for an NDA

    1. Fill the standard template with the counterparty’s details.
    2. Changes to standard terms go to a lawyer.
    3. The signed NDA is linked to the counterparty.

  • Obligations

    Starts: A contract carries a reporting obligation

    1. Record the obligation and its due date.
    2. Remind the owner before it is due.
    3. Keep the evidence that it was met.

  • Change of control

    Starts: A counterparty is acquired

    1. List every live agreement with them.
    2. A lawyer checks the assignment and change-of-control clauses.
    3. The outcome is recorded against each contract.