Use case · Document AI

Document AI for RFPs and contracts

AI that reads long tenders and contracts, extracts every requirement and risky clause, and links each answer to the exact page and line it came from.

01What it does

Reads the whole document

200-page tenders in full, with tables, appendices and scanned pages.

Lists every requirement

Each obligation and clause becomes one line on a checklist, with its section number.

Flags what bites

Disqualifying rules, contradictions between sections, auto-renewals and liability caps.

Answers with the source

Ask a question and get the answer with the page and clause behind it, one click away.

Drafts the next step

A reply to the supplier asking for better terms, or a first draft of an RFP or policy.

Who it's for

Bid and proposal teams

Every requirement of a 200-page tender on one checklist, with the traps flagged.

Procurement officers

Policies and RFP documents drafted from a few guided questions.

Online sellers and small businesses

Supplier contracts explained in plain English before signing.

Legal and compliance teams

A first read of every contract, with each flag linked to its clause.

02How a production version works
  1. 1

    Upload

    Any tender or contract, any layout.

  2. 2

    Read faithfully

    Layout-aware parsing for columns, tables and scans. Every sentence keeps its page and clause number.

  3. 3

    Extract

    Requirements and clauses, line by line.

  4. 4

    Check

    Against the team's own rules, the same way every time.

  5. 5

    Answer and cite

    Explanations written from the retrieved text, each linked to its source.

03What to get right

The details thatdecide adoption.

01
Reading, not the model

Two-column layouts, tables across pages and clause numbers that restart per appendix are where most of the work goes.

02
Cite or stay quiet

When the document does not say, the answer is “Not in the document”, never a guess.

03
The team's own rules

Rule checks apply what a senior bid manager or the seller's playbook would look for.

04
People decide

The AI saves the reading. People decide whether to bid, sign or push back.

04In practice

What to prepare before a document AI project

Document AI succeeds or fails on the documents. Bring the real ones, especially the messy ones, not a clean sample.

  • Real documents of every shape. Scanned annexes, two-column layouts and tables that run across pages.
  • What an expert looks for. Write down what your senior bid manager or reviewer checks first, and why.
  • Your rules. What disqualifies a bid, what is a normal notice period, which clauses you never accept.
  • Known answers. A few documents where you already know the right findings, to test against.

With those four in hand, a proof of concept can show within weeks whether the AI finds what your experts find, with every finding linked to its page and line.

05Cost and timeline

What it coststo build.

Published price ranges, fixed before work starts. Use the estimator for your own project, or see all pricing →

OptionPriceTimeline
Launch: one document type, read and cited$4,9002–3 weeks
Product: document AI with rules and drafting$12,0004–6 weeks
Custom: many teams or document typesFrom $25,000Quoted per scope
Step 1 · Pick a package

One AI feature, live in your business.

Step 2 · Add parts
Integration$2,000 each · CRM, calendar, EHR, ERP, POS or booking system0
Voice and phone channel$3,000 once · Realtime voice agent on your phone number
Extra language$500 each · For example English and Arabic0
Mobile app$15,000 one platform · iPhone or Android
Your estimate$4,900
Or 12 monthly payments, 0%$409/mo
Launch$4,900
TimelineAbout 2–3 weeks
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Common questions

How do you stop the AI from making things up?

Every answer is written from passages retrieved from the document itself, and every finding links to its page and clause. When the document does not cover a question, Syphon answers “Not in the document” instead of guessing.

Can it read scanned PDFs and tables?

Yes. Syphon reads page by page, including tables and scanned pages, and keeps the page and section number on every sentence so it can be found again.

How much faster is it than reading by hand?

Syphon's first review of a tender is about 10 times faster than reading it by hand, and Contract Blitz gives a full first read of a contract in under 10 minutes.

Does it replace a lawyer?

No. Contract Blitz gives small sellers a plain-English first read, flags risky clauses and suggests what to ask for. Decisions, and legal advice on high-stakes agreements, stay with people.

Can it write documents as well as read them?

Yes. On the buyer side, Syphon asks a few guided questions and drafts procurement policies and RFP documents.