Step 01
Upload any contract (DOCX, PDF, scanned)
Drop in the contract and Section 32. Deed extracts the parties, price, deposit structure, special conditions and settlement terms. Scanned and image-only PDFs are read with OCR.
For Australian conveyancing firms
Scale your conveyancing firm without growing your team.
Deed reviews every contract of sale against your firm's rules in minutes. Your solicitors start with the issues already flagged, and spend their time on advice instead of data entry.
Built in collaboration with leading Australian property law firms and conveyancers.
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Contract of Sale of Land
Particulars of sale
Vendor
Purchaser
Price
Deposit10% of the price, on signing
Special condition 4: Release of deposit
The purchaser authorises the release of the deposit to the vendor before settlement, in accordance with s 27 of the Sale of Land Act 1962.
Special condition 9: Cooling-off
The purchaser acknowledges that s 31 of the Sale of Land Act 1962 does not apply to this contract.
Section 32 · Owners corporation
Owners corporation certificate attached. A special levy has been proposed for common property works.
Section 32 · Planning
The land is in a designated bushfire prone area.
Section 32 · Vendor's declaration
The vendor declares that the information in this statement is true and correct.
AI review
Residential purchase · Firm standard rules
6findings
Review complete 3:12
Extract Section 32 Firm rules Advice
- Pass Particulars extracted Parties, price, deposit and settlement date captured Particulars
- Review Deposit released before settlement Early release authorised under s 27 SC 4
- High Cooling-off period waived (non-auction) Purchaser acknowledges s 31 does not apply SC 9
- Review Proposed special levy Owners corporation certificate discloses a levy S32 · OC
- Note Bushfire prone area Disclosed in planning section of the Section 32 S32 · Planning
- Pass Section 32 statement complete Required disclosures present S32
Ready for solicitor review Draft advice letter
Every contract, checked for
- Section 32 vendor statement
- Deposit structure
- Cooling-off period
- Special conditions
- Settlement period
- Owners corporation
- Special levies
- Bushfire & heritage overlays
- Planning & zoning
- Finance clauses
- Building & pest
- Vendor & purchaser detail
- GST registration
How we validate Deed
Validated against real legal reviews that went to real clients.
Before any release ships, Deed reviews real contracts and we compare its findings with the advice the lawyer actually sent to their client. If Deed disagrees with the lawyer, the release doesn't ship.
26/26
Contract fields extracted
19/19
Issues flagged
20/20
Advice sections
With Deed vs. without Deed
What changes when AI does the first pass.
The bottleneck in conveyancing is senior solicitor time. Deed doesn't replace your solicitors. It removes the work that should never have been theirs in the first place.
Without Deed
Capacity = headcount.
Senior solicitor reads every contract line by line
The most expensive person in the firm is the bottleneck on every file
Risk depends on who reads it on the day
Inconsistent advice across files; juniors and seniors flag different issues
Section 32 checks done from memory and checklists
Easy to miss: bushfire overlays, owners corp, special conditions, deposit traps
Files queued behind whoever is on leave
Every new client means another hire
Advice letters re-typed from a template each time
Inconsistent advice and missed clauses depending on who drafted it
Hard to audit which rule was applied to which matter
Quality is invisible until something goes wrong
With Deed
Capacity = software.
AI-assisted first pass on every contract in minutes
Solicitors review Deed's findings, not raw PDFs. Judgement, not data entry
Codified rules apply the same way every time
Every matter checked against the firm's standard. No drift
Section 32, deposit checks, cooling-off, owners corp, bushfire: all automated
Misses that used to cost rework or PI claims are surfaced before sign-off
Capacity scales with software, not headcount
Take on more matters without adding headcount at the same rate
Advice letter drafted from your firm's template, on every matter
Consistent client output, your brand, your tone
Every rule, every override, every sign-off is logged
Audit-ready by default. PI insurers and partners can see the trail
Annie Pang
Principal Solicitor, Lucent Legal
How it works
The contract review workflow, rebuilt around your firm.
Deed isn't a chatbot bolted onto a PDF. It's a structured review workspace your solicitors can work in, and your partners can audit.
Step 02
AI review in minutes
Deed reads every clause and checks the Section 32, deposit, cooling-off, owners corporation and special conditions against your firm's rules. Each issue is flagged by severity and linked to the clause it came from.
AI review
Contract of Sale of Land · checked against your firm's rules
1 High2 Review1 Note2 Pass
- Pass Particulars extracted Parties, price, deposit and settlement date captured Particulars
- Review Deposit released before settlement Early release authorised under s 27 SC 4
- High Cooling-off period waived (non-auction) Purchaser acknowledges s 31 does not apply SC 9
- Review Proposed special levy Owners corporation certificate discloses a levy S32 · OC
- Note Bushfire prone area Disclosed in planning section of the Section 32 S32 · Planning
- Pass Section 32 statement complete Required disclosures present S32
Ready for solicitor review Open in workspace
Step 03
Your solicitor reviews the findings
Work through Deed's findings clause by clause: accept, reject or amend. Keyboard shortcuts for the power users; click-and-go for everyone else. Nothing goes to the client until it's signed off.
Step 04
Your firm's rules, codified
Every rule Deed checks is editable by your firm. Add your own house rules. Suppress rules that don't apply. Every change is logged.
Built with lawyers, by operators
Built in Australia. Shaped by lawyers. Enterprise grade.
High-stakes legal software has to clear a higher bar than a clever prompt. Deed is built by people who have shipped regulated production systems, in collaboration with leading Australian property law firms and conveyancers. Every release is checked against advice that practising lawyers sent to real clients.
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Real legal practice
Built in collaboration with leading Australian property law firms and conveyancers. Deed is tested against advice their lawyers sent to real clients.
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Real enterprise software
Engineered by operators who have shipped some of Australia's most regulated systems: payments, banking, identity, audit.
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Built in Australia, for Australian law
Contracts of sale, vendor statements and the standard forms Australian conveyancers use every day. Deed knows the source documents you actually work with.
Tested like a new solicitor
Nothing in Deed is taken on faith.
We test Deed the way you would test a new solicitor: against work that has already been done properly. Every new version reviews real contracts, and we compare what it found with the advice a practising lawyer sent to the client on the same contract. We check every contract detail, every issue raised and every section of the advice.
If Deed raises an issue the lawyer didn't, or misses one the lawyer caught, that version doesn't go out. These aren't marketing numbers. We rerun the comparison before every release.
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Passed
100%
Match against the lawyers' own reviews
26/26
Contract fields
19/19
Issues flagged
20/20
Advice sections
Compared with the lawyers' own reviews of the same contracts. Before every release.
Client-ready output
Your letterhead. Your tone. Every matter.
Your firm's templates, automated
Upload your letterhead, signature block and brand styles once. Every advice letter Deed drafts comes out as your firm, not a generic AI document.
Dear Mr & Mrs [Client],
Re: Contract review for [property address]
We have reviewed the Contract for Sale of Land and Section 32 vendor statement provided. Our advice follows.
1. Particulars of sale
The contract is in the standard REIV form. The purchase price, deposit structure and settlement date are summarised below. Please confirm these match your expectations before signing.
2. Issues we have identified
- Cooling-off period waived (non-auction); see §3
- Deposit balance is due on a fixed date, not when the contract becomes unconditional
- Section 32 statement is complete and meets s 32 requirements
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Advice letter, on your letterhead
Every matter exports a fully formatted advice letter: your firm's letterhead, footer, signature block and brand styles, generated from the matter's annotations. Word-fidelity export, ready to send to the client.
For buyers agents
An affordable first-pass review for your clients.
Deed offers a $60 AI first-pass contract review for buyers agents and their clients, the same review conveyancing firms run on Deed, available before you commit to a full legal review. Spot deal-breakers before they cost your client a deposit.
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per contract
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