Automate contract review end-to-end
Combine a Copilot Studio agent with deterministic Power Automate steps to extract, classify, and validate contract terms across a batch of documents.
Build a Copilot Studio agent that tracks contract milestones, flags approvals coming due, and keeps the repository organized across the full contract lifecycle.
Fewer missed renewal deadlines and approval bottlenecks that stall deals.
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Map out the stages every contract moves through (draft, internal review, negotiation, signature, active, renewal window, expired) and the specific dates that matter at each stage.
In Copilot Studio, have the agent read new and existing contracts in the SharePoint repository, extract the key dates and current stage, and keep a live tracker updated — flagging any contract missing a clearly stated renewal or expiration date for manual follow-up.
Prompt idea:
Scan the contracts added to the repository this week. For each, extract the effective date, term length, renewal notice deadline, and current owner. Flag any contract where the renewal terms aren't clearly stated.
Set the actual lead time per milestone type (30 days before a renewal notice deadline, 7 days before a signature is due) and have the agent push the alert directly to the contract owner via Teams or email — not just update a status column in a tracker that nobody has it set to watch.
A passive log is only as useful as someone remembering to check it.
Use SharePoint metadata columns for stage and contract type rather than moving files between folders — a column-based view lets you filter and sort the whole repository instantly, where a folder structure means re-filing a document (and losing its version history context) every time its stage changes.
An up-to-date view of every contract's stage, upcoming milestone, and owner, with proactive alerts before deadlines.
Reading unstructured contract text to pull out dates, terms, and current stage needs real comprehension — that's the agent's genuine contribution. Once those dates exist, the proactive alerts in step 3 are just a scheduled reminder.
Non-AI alternative: Once dates are extracted, a Power Automate scheduled flow or a SharePoint reminder column handles step 3's proactive alerts without further AI involvement.
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