AI document review for NZ technology companies
Upload a commercial agreement and receive a tailored Word document with comments, suggested markups and counterparty explanations.
Document review
The short answer
Pīwakawaka turns the agreement in front of you into a reviewed document you can work with, shaped by your company, the risk involved and your negotiating leverage.
Free - no credit card required
Get back more than an AI summary.
The review is designed around the next real step in a commercial negotiation: working through a marked-up document, explaining positions and deciding what matters.
A Word document
Receive a practical file you can read, edit, discuss internally or forward for legal advice—not a generic chat transcript.
Comments and markups
The returned document includes internal comments, suggested markups and counterparty comments that explain proposed negotiation positions.
Commercially balanced analysis
Legal-risk analysis is challenged by a separate commercial perspective focused on prioritisation and keeping the deal moving.
How document review works.
The workflow combines your context with two different review perspectives, then returns the work in a familiar document format.
Step 01
Upload the agreement and add context
Provide the third-party agreement together with your business priorities, risk level and negotiating position in the context of the actual document.
Step 02
Two agents review the same deal
A legal-risk agent and a deal-closing commercial agent examine the document independently. Each agent is built on a different LLM for greater coverage and more independence.
Step 03
Receive work you can use
Download the reviewed Word document, continue the negotiation, or forward the output and collected context to a lawyer for legal advice.
The same clause does not create the same risk for every company.
Pīwakawaka adapts the issues it raises and the positions it takes to the actual deal. Company stage can matter, but it sits alongside company type, risk level and negotiating leverage rather than dominating the review.
What shapes the output
- Your company stage and type
- The practical risk level of the agreement
- Your priorities and risk appetite
- Your negotiating position and leverage
- The commercial need to close without unnecessary redlines
Current review coverage.
Pīwakawaka currently focuses on agreements NZ technology companies commonly receive from suppliers and service providers.
When you want legal advice
Send the document and its context, not a cold AI draft.
If you want legal advice, Pīwakawaka can share the reviewed document together with the business context that shaped it. The lawyer begins with structured AI work they already understand, so the conversation can focus on judgement, strategy and the remaining decisions. For routine tasks currently supported, this process aims to reduce the human lawyer time involved by around 50–70%.
Document review answers.
What can Pīwakawaka review?
Pīwakawaka currently reviews NDAs and supplier agreements, including SaaS, professional services, goods, software licences, independent contractors, lawyers, accountants and tax advisers. More documents are coming soon.
What do I receive after a review?
You receive a Word document with internal comments summarising the risk analysis, suggested markups and negotiation comments explaining your redlines to the counterparty. Each is customised to the document and the context you provide.
How does the dual-agent review work?
One AI agent focuses on identifying and mitigating legal or contractual risks. A second commercial agent focuses on closing the deal efficiently. Each agent uses a different LLM, creating an independent second perspective and a more realistic balance between protection and unnecessary redlines.
Can I forward the result for legal advice?
Yes. You can download the AI draft yourself or share it with a lawyer together with the context that shaped it, so the lawyer can begin with structured work rather than starting from scratch.
Are my documents used to train AI models?
No. Pīwakawaka does not use your documents to train its models and only uses AI providers that commit not to train their models on your documents.