Getting Started with PactPro
Welcome to PactPro. This guide walks you through uploading your first contract and understanding what you get.
Step 1: Upload Your Contract
- Go to the PactPro homepage or your dashboard.
- Click Upload a contract for a free preview (or drag and drop your file).
- Choose a DOCX or text-based PDF file.
What works: Documents where you can select and copy text. Most standard MSAs, SOWs, and DPAs fall into this category.
What does not work: Scanned PDFs (images of pages). If you can't highlight text in your PDF, we can't analyze it yet.
Step 2: Your Free Preview
Within a few minutes, you'll see your Free Review results. This includes:
- Document type – What kind of contract we detected (e.g., MSA, SOW).
- Executive summary – A short overview of the main points.
- High-risk clauses – The terms that most often get flagged for review.
- Next steps – What to do with this information.
Soft launch note: Early-access users can test the full analysis workflow while subscriptions are closed.
Step 3: Unlock Full Analysis
If you want the complete breakdown, click Run full analysis. During soft launch, no checkout is required.
What you get with full analysis:
- Plain-English summary
- Clause-by-clause explanations
- Risk levels for each clause (high, medium, low)
- Commonly negotiated sections
- Bottom-line guidance
- Action items and questions to ask the other party
Step 4: Find Your Results
- Dashboard: All your documents appear in your dashboard. Click any document to open it.
- Document page: You'll see the analysis results, risk overview, and action items.
- Email: We'll email you when your full analysis is ready (if you have notifications enabled).
What to Do Next
- Low risk? You may feel comfortable moving forward after reviewing the summary.
- High risk? Use the action items and suggested questions to discuss with the other party or send to counsel.
- Need more contracts? Contact support if early-access capacity blocks your workflow.
Remember: PactPro is a decision-support tool, not legal advice. We help you understand what's in your contracts so you can decide when to sign, negotiate, or escalate to a lawyer.