A mid-size Singapore M&A firm with 45 lawyers had associates spending 6–8 hours per deal building clause-extraction matrices across 180–220 page document sets.
Deal volume had grown 40% in two years, forcing the firm to turn away work, while cross-border Singapore–India and Singapore–Indonesia deals meant no single lawyer mastered all three jurisdictions' rules.
Dextra Labs built a jurisdiction-aware contract-review agent that identifies and benchmarks 47 standard clause types across Singapore, India and Indonesia. A layout-preserving parser handles complex PDFs, jurisdiction-specific taxonomies apply distinct risk thresholds, and a RAG pipeline indexes the firm's 500-page internal playbook. Output is a green/amber/red risk matrix with playbook references.
Down from 6–8 hours, at 94.7% partner-verified accuracy
Associate hours reclaimed in the first six months
Deal volume grew 30% without adding headcount
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