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Agreement Check

Read it before you sign it.

Send an agreement before you sign it, and an advocate reads it clause by clause: what it commits you to, what is missing, and what to change. The fee is shown inside the check, before you pay anything.

What the advocate reads for

Every promise, and every way out of it.

What to expect

How a check runs, step by step.

  1. Sign in

    With Google, so that the advocate’s report reaches you and no one else.

  2. Your details

    Your name and number, confirmed once.

  3. The agreement

    Sent as a PDF or a Word file, one agreement at a time.

  4. The fee

    Shown before you pay. Nothing is charged until you agree to it.

  5. The reading

    An advocate reads the agreement and signs the report.

  6. Your report

    A risk score, the key findings, and what the advocate would do about each, with a call if you want one.

You can close the window once the agreement is sent. The report is emailed when it is issued, and waits for you inside the check.

Questions

Asked often, answered plainly.

The report is the advocate’s reading of one agreement. Whether to sign stays your decision.

What kinds of agreement can be checked?

The agreements people and businesses sign every day: services and supply contracts, employment and consultancy agreements, leases, loans, and shareholders’ or partnership agreements, among others.

Who reads it?

An advocate of the firm, who reads the agreement and signs the report. The fee pays for that advocate’s time.

What does it cost?

The fee is shown inside the check, before you pay, and nothing is charged until you agree to it.

Does the report tell me whether to sign?

It tells you what the agreement commits you to, what is missing and what to change. Whether to sign is your decision, and the advocate can talk it through with you on a call.

Before you sign

One agreement, one written report.

For a wider question than one agreement, the advocates’ desk is open as well.

Open the desk