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Every client's paperwork, searchable.
Without mixing them up.

When you're juggling five clients at once, contracts and SOWs pile up fast. Keep each client's documents in their own collection and ask questions across all of them without ever opening a folder named "Contract_FINAL_v3.pdf" again.

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What this looks like

Three things you'd actually ask

Remembering exactly what you agreed to

Before a client call, get the specific deliverables and deadlines from the SOW without reopening and rereading the whole document.

What deliverables am I on the hook for this month?
Per the SOW, you are responsible for delivering a revised brand strategy deck by the 15th and a final logo package by the 28th. A mid-month check-in is also specified but listed as optional.
Client_SOW_April2026.pdf — p. 3
Checking payment terms before chasing an invoice

Know exactly what the contract says before you follow up on a late payment. No ambiguity, no back-and-forth.

What's my payment schedule with this client and what happens if they pay late?
Invoices are due within 14 days of submission. A 5% late fee applies after 30 days. The contract also allows suspension of services after 45 days of non-payment pending written notice.
Consulting_Agreement_2025.pdf — p. 6
Getting oriented on a new client's contract

Upload a contract you've just received and get a grounded summary before your first call, without reading the whole thing under time pressure.

What are the key terms and any unusual clauses in this agreement?
Key terms: 3-month initial engagement, renewable monthly. Notably, clause 9.2 includes a non-solicitation provision covering the client's direct employees for 12 months post-engagement. IP ownership transfers on final payment.
New_Client_Agreement.pdf — pp. 4, 9

Your clients' contract terms stay yours

A general chatbot you paste contracts into may retain that content, use it to improve its models, or simply have terms you'd struggle to explain to a client if asked. Private never uses your documents to train a model. Keep each client's files in a separate collection, and delete a completed engagement's documents whenever you're done.

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