Sample workflow outputTier 2 · Scoped service
Supplier contract scope review
Payment, tax and IP issues are separated into a fixed-scope review with assumptions, exclusions and a quote-ready checklist.
Illustrative demo only. Not legal advice, tax advice or a guaranteed outcome.
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Demo input
What the user typed
“We are about to sign a 3-year exclusive supply agreement with a Chinese components manufacturer. We want payment terms, tax exposure, IP ownership of tooling and delivery-delay risk separated before commit.”
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Detected domains
Classification
- Domain
- Legal & Compliance
- Related
- Finance & Tax · IP, Data & Technology
- Corridor
- Global-to-China
- Jurisdiction
- Governing law TBD · forum TBD
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Missing facts
What we still need to confirm
- Governing law and dispute resolution clause
- Payment currency, route and acceptance triggers
- Tooling / mould IP ownership and assignment language
- Delivery Incoterms, lead-time penalties and force-majeure scope
- Exclusivity carve-outs (territory, channel, end-market)
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Source map
Where the answer comes from
- PRC Civil Code — contract general rulesCivil Code Bk III
- Supplier-side enforceability guidanceSPC Interp.
- Cross-border payment & FX routeSAFE / PBOC
- Customs & VAT export routeGACC / STA
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Suggested route
Where this matter goes
Tier 2 scoped review — fixed-fee, quote-first; deliverable is a signed scope memo with assumptions, exclusions and clause-level risk flags.
Confidence0.86
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Sample output
Scope checklist (excerpt)
- Risk register — 8 clauses surfaced with red/amber/green flags
- Payment route memo — milestone, security and FX considerations
- Tooling IP assignment — recommended language and assignee structure
- Delivery & FM — penalty cap, late delivery thresholds, supply continuity
- Exclusivity carve-outs — territory and channel, with renewal triggers
- Quote: USD bracketed, delivered in 3 business days; assumptions and exclusions stated up-front.
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What happens next
If you start this matter
On accept, ExpertDesk runs the scoped review against the redacted contract, returns the risk register and quote within 3 business days, and routes to expert review if material drafting, negotiation or filing is required after that.
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