Gerri is an AI contract review agent that reviews contracts against company playbooks, routes exceptions, and generates counter-language for redlines.
Gerri is an AI contract review agent for teams that want to close agreements faster while keeping review decisions grounded in company-specific rules. It reviews contract files against a playbook, flags terms that fall outside policy, and helps route issues to the right owners when human judgment is needed.
The product is built around reusable playbooks and rules. Users can seed those playbooks with historical contracts and prior decisions, set risk posture and subject-area ownership, and let Gerri apply those rules to new files, proposed redlines, and counterparty edits with an audit trail of what happened.
Give Gerri historical contracts and prior decisions so it can build a playbook that reflects how your team has handled similar issues before. The site says these playbooks become institutional memory and improve as more contracts are reviewed.
Set your overall risk posture once and let Gerri apply it across contracts. The homepage says owners in security, finance, and legal can define rules for their area of expertise.
Have Gerri scan counterparty redlines against your playbook, flag where terms diverge, and surface whether the risk fits your tolerance. The product page describes this as auto-review for incoming redlines.
Let Gerri propose acceptable counter-language and insert it into the document. The homepage says users can send a response the same day rather than waiting on a manual back-and-forth.
Route exceptions to the right person when an item falls outside the playbook. The site describes smart escalation to legal, security, sales, or finance for edge cases.
Keep a full record of every decision, rule applied, and rationale. The homepage says this audit history is meant to build trust in the automated review process.
Use Gerri when sales teams need faster turnaround on customer paper. The product says it can review counterparty redlines against a playbook, flag divergences, and help send same-day counter-language back to the other side.
Use Gerri to codify how legal, security, and finance want to handle recurring issues. Historical contracts and prior decisions can be turned into playbooks so the same rules are applied consistently across future reviews.
Use Gerri when a team wants a clear escalation path for issues outside standard policy. Smart escalation routes edge cases to the right owner, and approval checkpoints let a human accept, reject, or override a decision.
Use Gerri to review new contracts as they land in Gmail. The homepage says the product can review a contract the moment it hits the inbox, which is useful for keeping intake moving without manual triage.
Use Gerri to maintain a record of why a term was accepted, changed, or escalated. The audit history stores each decision, the rule applied, and the rationale for later reference.
Gerri reviews contract files against a company playbook of rules, positions, and escalation paths. The pricing page says a review means running a .docx or PDF file against the playbook as it exists at that time, and a copy of that playbook version is saved with the review.
The pricing page says Gerri accepts a single .docx or PDF file for review. The homepage also describes reviewing counterparty redlines directly in the document and sending counter-language back into the doc.
Gerri is designed for team use. The pricing page includes unlimited users on all plans, and the homepage describes routing issues to legal, security, sales, or finance owners with human checkpoints for accept, reject, or override decisions.
Gerri is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. The pricing page says it can work with your attorney, or Common Paper can connect you with an attorney familiar with the system.
The site says new users can get their first 3 contracts reviewed for free. After that, pricing shows a 10 files per month plan at $500 and a Beyond plan with custom pricing.
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