Hub Engine

Stop re-reading contracts to find the same terms.

Aftcezz reads a contract and pulls out the parts people keep hunting for - dates, parties and key clauses - so the terms are on the surface instead of buried in pages of prose.

What gets extracted

The terms that matter, on the surface.

The engine identifies structured facts inside a contract and presents them as a clear summary, with each extracted term linked back to the clause it came from.

Parties and signatories
Key dates and durations
Clauses and obligations
Renewal and notice periods
Acme_MSA.pdf · extracted terms
PartiesAftcezz Private Limited · Acme Corp
Effective date01 April 2026
Term24 months, auto-renewing
Payment termsNet-30 from invoice date
Renewal notice60 days before term end
Governing lawClause 14.2

Each value links to the clause it was pulled from for one-click verification.

An honest note on coverage

Extraction works best on text-based agreements with a conventional structure - master service agreements, statements of work, NDAs and standard commercial contracts. Heavily bespoke formats, low-quality scans and handwritten terms may extract partially. When the engine is not confident about a value, it flags it for review rather than presenting a guess as fact.

Extracted terms are a starting point for review, not legal advice. The source clause is always one click away so a person can confirm what the contract actually says.

Aftcezz

Put your contract terms on the surface.

Upload an agreement and see its key dates, parties and clauses extracted, each linked to the source clause.