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What goHeather does with a supplier MSA on a first pass: one-click review with no setup form, findings ranked by risk with suggested redlines, a playbook that decides what counts as a problem, and the point where a person has to decide.

goHeather's October 2026 legal AI update adds review defaults, a choice of six AI models with benchmark rankings, automatic model fallback and a fix for review findings.

Explore 10 ways to use legal AI beyond drafting and review, from contract checklists to document comparisons, with practical prompts to try in goHeather.

Draft, review and redline contracts with a legal AI. Explore AI workflows, a built-in document editor, custom playbooks and Microsoft Word support.

Your fallback and walk-away positions go in a playbook. goHeather drafts each redline as a tracked change in the supplier's Word file, and you accept or reject every one.

Playbooks record the position and fallback but rarely the accepted wording, so reviewers redraft it every time. Save the language once you accept it.

Ask goHeather chat for a side letter, memo or summary and get a formatted DOCX or PDF back in seconds. Preview and download it, with or without a contract open.

Inbound supplier paper needs a first read before anyone signs. Here is how goHeather sets up the review on its own, scores the contract against your playbook, and leaves every decision to you.

An amendment doesn't need a full reread of the contract, just a current-state record to check it against so first-pass review can clear it fast.