Review in Microsoft Word, then save the record of decisions.

Inside Microsoft Word. DueFrame runs as a Word add-in taskpane, so the document never has to leave Word to be reviewed. The website is not a browser-based contract editor; it holds account settings and the metadata-only records kept after a review.

No. Suggestions are shown in the taskpane and nothing is written to the document until you click Apply. Applied wording is inserted using Word Track Changes, so every change DueFrame makes is visible and reversible in Word itself. In Word for desktop the tracked changes carry your own Word author name, so a redlined document can be sent onward like any other markup you made. (Word on the web has a known Microsoft issue that can show add-in changes as "Unknown".)

It detects the likely parties in the contract and asks you to confirm which one you represent before the review runs. That choice drives the whole review: the same clause can be favourable or dangerous depending on which side you are acting for.

Only metadata: the Review record with counts and summaries, plus any risks and reminders you chose to retain. It does not keep contract files, complete contract text, clause wording or source excerpts, redline wording, full Word comments, or document search chunks and embeddings.

Yes. You decide what is Applied, Dismissed or left Unresolved, and suggested wording can be reviewed before you accept it. Nothing is inserted without your confirmation.