Spot what's missing.
Before it becomes a problem.
Sigi compares contracts against templates for their type and flags missing clauses with ready to paste language.
From contract upload to gap analysis in 4 steps
Sigi identifies the document type, compares against its templates, flags gaps, recommends language.
Document Type Aware
Sigi identifies the document type
An NDA needs different clauses than a software licence or an employment contract. Sigi reads the contract first, identifies what kind of document it is, and selects the right comparison templates for that type.
- NDA · Service Agreement
- Vendor · Employment
- Software Licence
- Custom Types
Template Comparison
Compares against standard legal templates
For each type, Sigi maintains templates representing what a complete contract includes. Your contract is compared against the template for its specific type, not a generic checklist that misses requirements.
- Standard Templates
- Per Document Type
- Industry Practice
- Not Generic
Critical Provisions Flagged
Critical provisions that are absent get flagged
Termination, limitation of liability, dispute resolution, governing law, indemnification, confidentiality, IP assignment. The critical provisions this type needs get checked, and any absent are named.
- Termination
- Limitation of Liability
- Dispute Resolution
- Governing Law
Ready to Paste
Recommendations with specific language to insert
Every missing clause arrives with language drafted for the contract's context. The legal team reviews it, adjusts wording if needed, and inserts it directly. No drafting from scratch, no searching legal databases.
- Specific Language
- Context Aware
- Ready to Paste
- Reviewable
Six reasons missing clauses stop being a surprise
Detect absent critical provisions before signing, so finding out about a missing termination clause when you need it stops.
Missing clauses are the silent risks
Risk analysis catches problematic clauses that exist. Gap detection catches the more dangerous category: clauses that should exist but don't.
Document type aware, not generic
What's critical varies by type. An NDA needs confidentiality; a vendor agreement needs service levels too. Sigi uses the right templates.
Critical provisions flagged by name
Something is missing is not actionable. Limitation of liability clause is absent is. Sigi flags gaps by legal name and explains why each matters.
Recommendations ready to paste
Identifying what's missing is half the work. Every flagged provision also comes with wording drafted for the contract's context, ready to insert.
Catches what manual review forgets
Legal teams reviewing dozens of contracts a week miss things. Fatigue and time pressure cost gaps. Systematic template comparison catches what manual review misses.
Works before signing, not after
Finding a missing clause after signing requires renegotiation. Catching it before signing requires only an edit, the one point where fixing the gap is still cheap.
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Teams catching missing clauses before signing, not after
Built for teams who refuse to find out about a missing clause when they actually need it
In house counsel reviewing high contract volumes. Founders signing without legal review who need a safety net. Procurement teams verifying vendor agreements. Contract managers needing systematic gap detection.
Aware
Categories
to Paste
Detection
Compare against templates for the document type
Sigi identifies the contract type and compares against templates for that category. NDAs, service agreements, vendor contracts, employment, software licences. Each uses the right templates, not checklists.
Everything the gap detection layer ships with
Document type detection, template comparison, provision categories, recommendations, and pre signing review.
Document Type Detection
Sigi reads the contract first and identifies what it is. NDA, service agreement, vendor contract, employment, software licence, and more, automatically.
Standard Template Comparison
A maintained set of templates representing a complete contract of each type. Comparison runs against the right templates, never generic checklists.
Critical Provision Categories
Termination, limitation of liability, dispute resolution, governing law, indemnification, confidentiality, IP assignment. All checked one by one.
Specific Clause Recommendations
Every missing clause comes with language drafted for the contract's context. Not boilerplate but wording adapted to the parties and subject matter.
Ready to Paste Language
Recommendations arrive in a format the legal team can paste directly into the contract. Reviewable, adjustable, and ready without re drafting.
Pre Signing Review Flow
Gap detection runs during pre signing review, not after execution. The team catches gaps at the only point where fixing them is still cheap.
Everything you need to know
Questions about supported types, flagged clauses, comparison, and Risk Analysis.
What document types are supported?
The common contract categories most teams handle regularly. Non disclosure agreements, master service agreements, statements of work, vendor contracts, employment agreements, software licences, distribution agreements, consultancy contracts, lease agreements, and more. Each category has its own set of standard templates for comparison. Custom types can be added by the legal team if needed.
Which critical clauses get flagged?
How does the comparison actually work?
Can the team override the recommendations?
What happens with custom contract types?
How is this different from Risk Analysis?