Your contracts stay on your engagement. Per-customer data isolation is the default — not a setting you have to ask for. Nothing crosses customer boundaries.

Every document arrives under a mutual non-disclosure agreement, encrypted in transit and at rest, stored in India under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act. Access is limited to the named advocate and engineer on your engagement. Every read, edit, comment and approval is timestamped in the audit log.

You can ask us to delete everything at any time. Standard retention is six months after engagement ends, after which a full export is delivered to you and the working copies are removed. Encrypted backups follow within ninety days.

We will not claim a certification we do not yet hold. The data processing addendum and full security policy are available on request before engagement.

• How is this different from a law firm?close

  A law firm sells a senior partner's time. We sell a turnaround. Where outside counsel takes the better part of three weeks on a standard MSA, Sigil returns one while the deal is still moving. The AI does the heavy first pass: extract every commercial term, cross-reference your playbook, score deviations by precedent, draft a complete redline. One of our advocates then reads the whole contract, edits where the model got it wrong, and approves it. The same playbook compounds across every contract, so the second MSA in your stack is faster than the first.

• What does the AI actually do?open

  Sigil's model reads a thirty-page MSA in under ninety seconds. It pulls every commercial term — pricing, renewal, payment, liability cap, indemnity, IP, termination, governing law — into structured fields. It cross-references against your playbook and your prior signed positions, scores deviations by severity and precedent, and drafts a complete redline in tracked changes with reasoning per edit. It is trained on Indian commercial paper, cross-border MSAs, DPDPA and GDPR standards, and the redline patterns of senior in-house counsel. It does not approve anything on its own. Novel positions and commercial trade-offs go to the advocate — every time.

• Can we keep using our existing law firm?open

  Yes, and most customers do. We handle the routine commercial paper — MSAs, DPAs, NDAs, vendor agreements, order forms, SOWs. Your firm continues to handle everything outside that scope: M&A, financing, litigation, regulatory work. When a contract on our desk turns into one of those, we hand it back to your firm with a clean summary and the audit trail.

• What if I disagree with the redline?open

  Write back. Every redline ships with the reasoning, the playbook rule it followed, and the advocate's contact. We rerun the round. The playbook updates with your decision so we do not relitigate it next month.

• Who actually reviews and approves the redline?open

  One of our advocates, Bar Council-enrolled under the Indian Advocates Act, 1961. The AI drafts; the advocate reads the whole contract, edits the markup where it needs editing, and only then approves it. Their name, enrolment number, and date are stamped on every deliverable and stored in the audit log.

• How do we send contracts in?open

  Wherever your team already works — email, Slack, WhatsApp, or a shared drive. We integrate with your workflow on day one. No portal to learn, no ticket queue to manage, no new place for your team to check.

• Will you integrate with our existing tools?open

  Yes — we integrate with your workflow wherever you need. Email, Slack, WhatsApp, your CRM, your contract-management tool, your shared drive. The desk meets you where you already work. No new portal to learn, no ticket queue to manage, no tool migration. We set up the bridge on day one.