Ask in plain language
Explore agreements, customers, terms, and relationships without learning a reporting schema or query language.
Portfolio Answers
Get from a question to Get from a question tothe evidence.
krtiq helps commercial, finance, operations, and legal-adjacent teams ask useful questions across their contract portfolio, then inspect the contracts and context behind the answer.
A distinct krtiq workflow
Built for the question: what do we know, and which agreement supports it?
What it helps you do
Built for a clearer next decision.
Search beyond keywords
Use structured and semantic search to find relevant contract context, not just matching words.
Inspect source-backed answers
Trace an answer to the clauses, documents, and relationship history that support it.
How it works
From contract files to useful context.
01Start with a business questionAsk about active terms, renewal exposure, agreement relationships, or exceptions.
02Review the answer in contextSee the relevant documents, evidence, and relationship details alongside the response.
03Continue the investigationMove into the customer, agreement, or review workflow when a decision needs more depth.
Ask the portfoliokrtiq
QuestionWhich terms are active?Portfolio-wide
Answer12 agreements foundSource-backed
Next stepOpen evidenceReview the clauses
Questions krtiq can help answer
01Which customers have a 60-day notice period?
02What changed after this amendment?
03Where do we have conflicting liability caps?
In more detail
Which customers have a 60-day notice period?
Plain-language portfolio questions run against accepted current terms, and the answer lists the matching agreements with the clause behind each one.
What changed after this amendment?
Relationship questions run over typed, time-bounded links between documents, so krtiq can show the value before the amendment, the value after it, and the clause that made the change.
Where do we have conflicting liability caps?
Conflicts between documents in the same family are detected during reconciliation and raised as exceptions for review, rather than silently resolved to one value.
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