Revise — ObliTracker
Pathway III · Revise
Line II — Reshape from what’s already signed

AI contract remediation for the contract you have. Make it the one you want.

Send us the existing contract. Our AI contract remediation process produces a full analysis, a categorised revision plan, then — with your approval on every change — a redrafted contract with commentary showing exactly what moved and why. Fixed price. Delivered in three business days.

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$750 + GST · 3 business days · Full analysis + plan + redraft · Your approval before redraft · NDA on request
§3.1 · When Revise fits
Symptoms

The contract is signed, but it’s not working the way it should.

AI contract remediation is for contracts that are currently live and causing friction. If any of these sound like something you’ve said or thought recently, this is the pathway. For standard form consumer or small trade contracts, the Commerce Commission also provides guidance on unfair contract terms.

3.1.1
The renewal window snuck up on us again. We had 90 days notice and used 89 of them scrambling.
Revise this Notice mechanics
3.1.2
They can terminate on 60 days notice. We need six months. That imbalance is going to hurt.
Revise this Termination symmetry
3.1.3
Every quarter we argue about what “reasonable endeavours” actually means. It costs us money and goodwill.
Revise this Ambiguous language
3.1.4
Our liability sits at uncapped for IP claims. We insure to $2M. That gap is genuinely not okay.
Revise this Liability alignment
§3.2 · The workflow

Three business days. Two hands, one approval gate.

AI contract remediation is a collaborative workflow. We do the analytical and drafting work. You do the strategic decisions on which changes go in. The plan approval is what protects you from a redraft that isn’t yours.

We do
i.

Analyse the contract in full.

AI contract remediation begins with every party, obligation, date, risk and non-standard clause mapped. Same depth as Intelligence Plus. Sets the baseline.

Day 1 · complete
We do
ii.

Draft the revision plan.

Every proposed change, categorised as Add, Modify, Remove or Rebalance. Each with a rationale. Nothing changes without your approval.

Day 2 · morning
You do
iii.

Approve the plan.

Approve, decline or modify each item. Reply by email or a short call. Whatever you approve is what gets redrafted. Nothing more, nothing less.

Day 2 · your call
We do
iv.

Produce the redraft.

Redrafted DOCX with every approved change marked. Commentary block for each explaining what moved and why. Ready for solicitor review.

Day 3 · delivered
§3.3 · The revision plan

Nothing changes without your sign-off.

The revision plan is the mid-point deliverable that makes AI contract remediation different from any other redraft service. Every recommendation is categorised, explained, and put to your approval before the redraft even starts.

Revision Plan Supply Agreement · Northgate Ltd & Ridgewell Foods Pty · Executed 14 Mar 2026
Ref OBX-2026-0428/RP Awaiting approval
Modify · 4 recommendations
cl. 11.2
Extend renewal notice window from 90 to 150 days.
Current 90-day window has caused two near-misses. Aligns notice period with your internal budget cycle.
Approved
cl. 15.1
Add 30-day cure period before termination for material breach.
Removes hair-trigger termination risk. Standard commercial position for supply agreements of this size.
Approved
cl. 12.3
Cap IP indemnity at 12 months of fees paid.
Aligns your contractual exposure with your insurance cover. Uncapped indemnity is the single highest-risk clause in the agreement.
Approved
Rebalance · 1 recommendation
cl. 15.1
Make termination-for-convenience mutual (currently one-way).
Present position favours Northgate. Making it mutual on the same notice period improves your walk-away options.
Approve
4 approved · 1 awaiting Approve remaining or reply with modifications
§3.4 · The redraft

What a redrafted clause actually looks like.

With AI contract remediation, every approved change ships as tracked edits in the redrafted DOCX, paired with a commentary block explaining the rationale. Below is one clause taken from the sample plan above — the “before” as-signed, the “after” as-redrafted, and the commentary that goes with it.

Before · as signed
Clause 15.1
Either party may terminate this Agreement for material breach without opportunity to cure . Either party may terminate this Agreement for convenience upon the Customer giving ninety (90) days written notice to the Supplier .
After · redrafted
Clause 15.1 (revised)
Either party may terminate this Agreement for material breach, provided the party alleging breach has given the other party thirty (30) days written notice specifying the breach and a reasonable opportunity to cure . Either party may terminate this Agreement for convenience upon giving the other party ninety (90) days written notice .
Commentary · cl. 15.1

Termination made mutual, cure period added.

Two changes here. First, the addition of a 30-day cure period before termination for material breach — this removes hair-trigger termination and gives both parties a reasonable chance to remedy issues before the contract ends. Second, the termination-for-convenience right was one-way in favour of the Customer only. It’s now mutual on the same 90 days notice, which better reflects a balanced commercial relationship. Both changes approved as items 15.1-A and 15.1-B on the revision plan.

§3.5 · Place your order
Ordering

Order AI contract remediation.

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Revise Contract

OBX-05 · Start Revise
$750 + GST
Delivery
3 business days
Format
DOCX + PDF
Confidentiality
NDA on request
AI contract remediation scope
i.
Full Intelligence Plus analysis Every party, obligation, date, risk and non-standard clause mapped and delivered as PDF and CSV.
ii.
Categorised revision plan Every proposed change with a rationale, put to your approval before any redrafting begins.
iii.
Redrafted DOCX Every approved change applied, tracked and marked. Ready for solicitor review.
iv.
Commentary log A rationale block for every change, explaining what moved and why. So nothing is a surprise on review.
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Schedule 1

About the Revise pathway.

Something not covered here? Email hello@oblitracker.co.nz and we’ll answer plainly.

Q.01 How is Revise different from just ordering Intelligence Plus?
Intelligence Plus tells you what’s in the contract and where the risks are. AI contract remediation takes that same analysis and reshapes the contract to fix them — producing a categorised change plan for your approval, then a redrafted DOCX with commentary. Think of Intelligence Plus as diagnosis and Revise as diagnosis plus treatment.
Q.02 What if I only want some of the recommended changes?
That’s exactly what the plan approval step is for. You approve, decline or modify each recommendation individually. Only the items you approve get redrafted. If you reject everything, we’ll ask what you were expecting and either adjust or refund.
Q.03 Can I use the redraft to renegotiate with the counterparty?
Yes — that’s the primary use case. AI contract remediation produces tracked changes and commentary that give you a defensible position for every proposed edit. It’s not a negotiation service — we don’t talk to the counterparty on your behalf — but it produces exactly the artifact you’d take into a negotiation.
Q.04 What if the contract has already expired or been terminated?
Then Revise probably isn’t the right fit. Order Contract Intelligence for the historical record, or Create Contract for a new agreement on updated terms. Email hello@oblitracker.co.nz first if you’re not sure — we won’t take a Revise order that doesn’t apply.
Q.05 Do I need my lawyer involved to do this?
Not to order Revise. Yes, before you send anything to the counterparty. The AI contract remediation redraft is a working document — well-formed and defensible — but a qualified lawyer should review it before it becomes an offer or a binding change.
Q.06 What if my counterparty won’t agree to the revisions?
That’s a commercial conversation, not something we can influence. What we can do is give you the strongest possible articulation of the revisions — with rationale — so you’re negotiating from a clear position. Some clients use the redraft as an opening position; some use it to identify what they’d walk away for.
Q.07 How long do I have to approve the plan?
Standard is one business day (day 2 of the engagement). If you need longer, tell us at order time or when the plan lands — we’ll adjust the delivery target for stage iv. accordingly, no extra charge.
§3.6 · Next

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