material-contract-schedule

A Material Contracts disclosure schedule is generated by applying the purchase agreement's Material Contract definition to diligence findings to determine inclusion, flag edge cases for human review, and format results to the PA's schedule structure.

A Material Contract definition is the criteria in the purchase agreement used to determine which contracts must be disclosed. The Skill applies this definition to each contract from diligence findings to decide inclusion and flag edge cases for human review.

Material Contract inclusion is determined by applying the PA's definition to each contract from diligence findings, evaluating fields like counterparty, contract title, date, term, value, and consent requirements, and flagging edge cases for human review.

Yes, diligence findings can be formatted to match a PA's schedule structure automatically by enforcing the schedule formatting rules and pulling fields like counterparty, contract title, date, term, value, and consent requirements into the correct structure.

Edge cases are flagged for human review when building a Material Contracts disclosure schedule, allowing legal teams to manually verify contracts where the Material Contract definition application is ambiguous.

Yes, a purchase agreement is required to generate a Material Contracts disclosure schedule because the Skill needs the agreement to extract the Material Contract definition and enforce the specific schedule formatting rules.