Contract Portfolio Audit
Run a risk audit across your full contract library. Identify auto-renewals before the window closes and surface liability exposure across your vendor stack.
Most in-house legal teams have a clear view of the contracts they negotiated last month. They have almost no visibility into the contracts executed two, three, or five years ago — the ones with auto-renewal windows closing before anyone remembers to check.
A contract portfolio audit is a systematic review of your entire contract library to surface risk that has accumulated over time. Clauseharbor automates the analysis phase so your team can act on the findings.
What Clauseharbor finds in a portfolio audit
- All contracts with auto-renewal provisions — sorted by notice window closing date
- Liability cap provisions where the cap falls below your risk threshold
- Non-standard indemnification terms that shift asymmetric risk to your organization
- Exclusivity provisions that may no longer reflect current business relationships
- IP assignment clauses that may not align with your current ownership expectations
Running a portfolio audit with Clauseharbor
A portfolio audit typically starts with connecting your document management system or uploading your contract library. Clauseharbor processes the full library and generates a risk report within hours. The report can be filtered by clause type, risk tier, counterparty, or contract date — allowing legal operations teams to build a prioritized remediation plan.
Many legal teams run quarterly portfolio audits to ensure that auto-renewal windows are tracked and that newly executed contracts are scanned against their risk framework as they are added to the repository.
Ready to run this on your contracts?
Request access and we'll set up a pilot with your actual contract library.