We all have to deal with contracts and agreements as consumers or business professionals. However, as most contracts are written in legalese, understanding them can be challenging. To ease the pain, Adobe has added a new skill to its Acrobat AI that tries to interpret complex contracts for the average person.
Automatically detecting when a PDF is a contract, the AI can summarize the information, suggest questions for you to ask, and even find differences between multiple versions of a contract. To access the new contract-reading superpower, you’ll need to purchase Adobe’s AI Assistant for Acrobat, a $5 per month add-on for the paid Adobe Acrobat and the free Acrobat Reader.
Recognizing regular PDFs and scanned documents set up as contracts, the AI will generate an overview and highlight keywords and terms for you. After analyzing the document, the AI provides a brief summary of the details with cleaner, clearer language and citations. Selecting a specific citation takes you to the source document for review.
The AI will also help if you have to deal with multiple versions of the same contract. Here, it can scan for differences among them and find inconsistencies and discrepancies across as many as 10 versions. When you’re done, you can review the contract with other people and parties involved and request e-signatures directly from Adobe Acrobat or Reader.
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