material-contract-schedule

Generate a major contracts disclosure schedule by extracting the controlling definition from the share purchase agreement and deterministically matching diligence-reviewed contracts to trigger categories. This produces a formatted schedule and consent-tracking overlay for the closing checklist.

Boundary-case flagging marks ambiguous contracts like near-threshold amounts, terminating contracts, or oral agreements instead of guessing. It ensures correct inclusion decisions by surfacing judgment-heavy cases for manual review during the disclosure schedule generation.

You need the share purchase agreement path containing the major contracts definition and your diligence issue extraction outputs. These inputs allow extracting trigger categories and matching reviewed contracts to produce the formatted disclosure list.

Yes, a consent-tracking overlay identifies which listed contracts require counterpart consent for closing checklist ingestion. This overlay is produced alongside the protocol-style disclosure formatting structured per the acquisition agreement requirements.

Contracts near threshold amounts are flagged as boundary cases rather than automatically included or excluded. This deterministic matching approach ensures completeness by requiring manual review of ambiguous contracts against the share purchase agreement definition.