Tell Lexemer the commercial deal in plain English. Get a fuller first draft, pressure-test it with the perspective dial, and workshop each clause before you send it out. India-aware. Negotiation-aware. Built for real deal flow.
1. Describe. Tell us the deal in plain English. The AI extracts who, what, where, when, how much — and asks at most one or two clarifying questions if anything material is missing.
2. Dial. The first draft lands at balanced by default. Drag the perspective dial toward your side for stricter indemnity, longer survival, tighter IP and narrower liability cap — or toward theirs to see what an aggressive draft against you would look like. Re-draft with one click.
3. Workshop. Click any clause to see its risk meter, swap to a stricter or softer version, ask what the counterparty will probably push back on, or get a plain-English explanation of why the clause is there.
Most agreement generators give you a fill-in-the-blank template. They produce one document, written from no particular perspective, with no awareness of the negotiation that's about to happen.
It re-tunes the substantive terms of every clause to favour the chosen side. For example, on the "your side" setting, indemnities become broader against the counterparty, survival periods extend, IP assignments tighten, and liability caps narrow. On "their side", the same clauses run the other way. "Balanced" sits at market-standard mutuality.
NDAs (one-way and mutual), consulting, employment, service / MSA, founder / co-founder, vendor, and lease drafts work well today. The "Let AI pick" mode handles unusual deals by inferring the closest standard structure.
For Indian leases, the tool applies rule-based guidance from the lease term, rent structure, jurisdiction, and Registration Act triggers. For other agreement types, it classifies the likely instrument bucket but still needs the current execution-state schedule to confirm the final article and amount.
A general chatbot will give you one draft. Lexemer gives you a structured, perspective-aware workflow: extracted facts, three stances of the same agreement, per-clause risk scoring, pushback prediction, and India-specific stamp and statute guidance without you having to know which prompt to write.
Briefs are sent to the language model for processing and are not retained on Lexemer servers. Treat anything you paste as if it could be logged at the model provider; do not paste true confidential information unless you are comfortable with that.
Treat the draft as a structured starting point. It can save time on first drafting, but the final document should be checked against deal facts, stamp duty, registration, tax and enforceability.
The workflow turns a plain-language brief into clauses, party details, commercial terms and a first-pass negotiation position.
A good draft still depends on accurate facts. Names, dates, addresses, scope, payment terms and attachments should be checked before the document leaves your desk.
Use the draft for discussion, redlining and lawyer review. The tool should make the conversation faster, not replace the final judgement.
Note: This is an AI-assisted drafting aid. Check parties, authority, stamp duty, registration, tax, governing law and commercial risk before signing or circulating the final agreement.
