Contract Review Tools Are Used at Signing Not Discovery — Misaligned With Actual Behavior
People seek contract review help immediately before signing, not when they first receive a document — meaning tools designed for leisurely async review miss the actual moment of need. Legal tech products built around early-stage contract analysis face a fundamental distribution problem: users are in reactive, time-pressured mode at the point of engagement. Tools must embed into the pre-signature urgency window to be relevant.
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