🔧 How it works
Oro is an intelligent assistant capable of understanding natural language. It is always accessible, wherever you are in the application. If you're on a contract page, Oro defaults to the current contract as the working context.
You can also enrich your requests by mentioning other contracts using the @ key. This enables Oro to analyze and compare several documents. On a contract page, you can even mention previous versions of the current contract to include in your request.
🧠 What's new?
Intelligent context
On a contract page, the Oro automatically takes the displayed contract as the response context.
There's no need to specify the name of the current contract in your question.
Mentions and comparisons
Type
@to refer to another contract in your database.From a contract page, you can also mention its previous versions.
Easily compare two contracts :
"Compare the termination clauses between @contract1 and @contract2."
Quotes and help
Quotes are marked with a small number that you can hover over.
Oro offers follow-up suggestions to deepen your search.
To change the format:
"Can you reformat this as a table?"
✍️ Best practices
Effective queries
Objective | Bad example ❌ | Good example ✅ |
Identify a clause | "Force majeure clause?" | "Point out the force majeure clause to me, highlighting key triggers and obligations." |
Search for a condition | "Terms of payment" | "What are the payment terms in this contract, including due dates and late payment penalties?" |
Compare | - | "Compare the commitment period between @contractA and @contractB." |
For optimal answers
Clarify the context:
"Analyze this SaaS contract, focusing on security for a bank."
Specify the format:
"List all obligations in chronological order with dates and responsible parties."
Define scope:
"Focus only on mutual termination rights."
Allow dialogue:
"Don't hesitate to ask me questions if you need clarification."
🔎 Use cases
Searching for information
Searching for information
Tip: For any search, specify the desired output format (table, list) and the specific aspects you're interested in.
"Find and quote all the paragraphs on intellectual property."
"What are the notice periods for termination? Cite the relevant clauses."
"Find the payment terms with the paragraphs and their exact wording."
Understanding a clause
Understanding a clause
Tip: Ask for concrete examples and step-by-step explanations to better understand the implications.
"Explain the non-compete clause to me with an example."
"Detail the post-termination obligations after 30 days' notice."
"What happens if we miss the payment deadline? Specify the penalties."
Modifying a clause
Modifying a clause
Tip: Clearly specify what is to be preserved, and also ask for an explanation of any changes made.
"Simplifies the liability clause without changing the current limits."
"Reformulates confidentiality clauses to include RGPD requirements."
"Adapts this payment clause to provide for monthly settlement."
Contract comparison
Contract comparison
Tip: Specify the desired comparison format and the specific aspects to be analyzed.
"Compares the termination clauses between @ContractA and @ContractB."
"Identifies the major differences between these two versions of the contract."
"Analyzes pricing changes between @ContractClient2023 and @ContractClient2024."
Contract search
Contract search
Tip: Add temporal criteria and specify any additional information you require.
"Finds all contracts that mention penalties greater than 10%."
"Lists contracts that expire in the next 3 months."
"Finds contracts with automatic renewal clauses."
Risk analysis
Risk analysis
Tip: Mention your regulatory context and ask for a quantification of risks if possible.
"Identifies clauses presenting major legal risks."
"Assesses RGPD compliance of data processing clauses."
"Analyzes the financial implications of liability clauses."
Assisted drafting
Assisted drafting
Tip: Specify the type of document required and provide as much context as possible to achieve a relevant result.
"Drafts a confidentiality clause based on the one in @ContratFournisseur2024 but reinforcing the duration."
"Draft a termination letter for this contract, respecting the contractual notice period."
"Draft a force majeure clause similar to that in @ContractCustomer but adding cyber-incidents."