We lock the Law. You negotiate the Business.
Standard terms · set once (nobody signs it)
The OnePact Master Agreement
every clause read in · explained in plain English · guard‑railed
Deal Terms
Deal #1
minutes, on rails
Deal Terms
Deal #2
minutes, on rails
Deal Terms
Deal #3
minutes, on rails
Set your standard once; every deal rides it — incorporated by reference, never re‑papered. Deals stop dying over indemnity caps nobody understands: the law is locked, only the business is on the table.
You start from a standard — one set of house terms that governs everything you close. Use the OnePact Standard out of the box, or bring your own; either way it becomes your standard. Nobody signs it — it's a standing set of terms, incorporated by reference into every deal.
The OnePact Standard arrives already lawyer‑built and vetted — that work finished before you showed up. Bring your own paper instead, and it's read in clause by clause for your counsel to approve before it governs anything. Either way the work happens once. Then it just runs.
Your standard · two ways in
Use the OnePact Standard
house terms, ready out of the box — already known cold
Bring your own terms
upload your set — read in clause by clause, then it becomes your standard
Then, on every deal: incorporated by reference into the SOW — you never re‑paper the whole contract, and every clause was lawyer‑reviewed before it could govern anything.
One clause, fully known
The letter · Clause 8.7
“Service Recipient owns any Intellectual Property Rights created in connection with…”
The plain meaning
“The client owns what gets made for them.”
The interplay · detected, counsel‑confirmed
Attachment 2.3VARIESMSA 8.7
Influencer content, meme templates and background IP are licensed, not assigned — a carve‑out the machine detected and a lawyer confirmed. Both clauses now carry the mark.
Every clause gets three layers of knowledge: the verbatim letter (anchored to the exact clause text), a plain‑English gloss (what it means, in one sentence a founder can read), and your firm's position (what to fight for, what to concede, where the floor is).
Then the web: when an attachment modifies the master — varies it, supplements it, disapplies it — the machine detects the interplay and asks counsel to confirm or correct. It never asks your lawyer to remember; it shows its reading and takes a ruling.
Paste the thread or answer a short questionnaire — the compiler assembles a statement of work from your standard terms (incorporated by reference), cites the clause behind every answer, and flags anything unresolved as an explicit gap. Then send one link.
Compiled on your standard terms
Unknowns become loud gaps. The system never guesses a term into a contract.
They need nothing installed
Your counterparty gets a link:
onepact.io/deal/respond/…
They push back. The rules answer.
AUTO
“Net 45?” — within standard. Accepted instantly.
ESCALATE
“Net 150?” — beyond standard. Held for an eyes‑open sign‑off.
BLOCK
“Cap your right to be paid?” — never. Floors are structural. They don't bend.
Dump a pile of similar contracts and OnePact mines them: clause variants are clustered, ranked from most protective to most flexible, and born as negotiation plays — each one citing the precedent it came from, each one pending review until your counsel approves it.
And when your standard terms are updated to a new version, the machine diffs them and tells you exactly what changed and nothing else — no re‑reading forty pages to find one number.
A mined play · L1 → L5
Every level cites its source contract. Nothing serves unapproved.
Version supersede · the exact diff
master v2 → v3 · 1 change detected
− breach notice window: 2 hours
+ breach notice window: 24 hours
Everything untouched stays byte-identical — approvals included.
Your terms are the single source of truth.
Every piece of knowledge is anchored to the exact clause it explains, and re-checked against it whenever that clause changes.
Draft never serves.
AI drafts explanations, positions and plays at volume. None of it can touch a live deal until a named lawyer approves it. The approval is logged, with provenance.
Changed text re-opens its approvals.
If a clause is ever changed, every approved explanation pinned to its old text is automatically pulled back for re-review. Knowledge cannot outlive the words it describes.
Floors clamp. They never bend.
Counsel-set bounds are structural: within standard is automatic, beyond standard demands sign-off, past the floor is impossible. No prompt, no persuasion, no exception path.
Paste the thread. Watch it become a contract.
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