Solution
Catch the UAE-law red flags in a contract before you sign it.
The dangerous clauses aren't the obvious ones — they're the quiet defaults: a notice window that already closed, an uncapped indemnity, a foreign forum on a domestic deal. StartedUp runs a catalogue of UAE-tuned rules over every contract and explains each risk in plain language, with the clause to prove it.
The red flags that cost the most
Auto-renewal notice windows that have already closed — you're locked in and don't know it yet.
Payment terms beyond your policy, uncapped liability, and indemnities weighted against you.
Foreign governing law on a UAE-domestic contract, missing PDPL data-protection clauses, and Arabic/English versions with no stated precedence.
How StartedUp does it
Built to solve exactly this.
Deterministic, UAE-tuned rules
A versioned catalogue of red-flag rules runs on the extracted contract data — the same risks caught the same way, every time.
Plain-language explanations
Each flag comes with a severity and a clear explanation of why it matters, plus the exact clause it's based on.
Review before alerts
Low-confidence extractions are held for human review so a bad read never fires a false alarm.
See it on your own contracts.
Upload a contract and get the extracted terms, obligations and red flags in minutes. Free to start — no card required.
FAQ
Common questions
What red flags does it catch?
Missed auto-renewal notice windows, payment terms above policy, missing or foreign governing law, unilateral termination, uncapped liability, Arabic/English version-precedence ambiguity, and expiring contracts with no renewal decision — among others.
Is it specific to UAE law?
Yes — the rules are tuned to UAE realities including DIFC/ADGM jurisdictions and PDPL data-protection requirements.
Can I see why a clause was flagged?
Yes — every red flag links to the exact source clause and includes a plain-language explanation and severity.
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