Evisort
AI contract management that extracts terms and tracks obligations.
why this verdict
Downgrade — pay for the workflow, not the AI
Microsoft Copilot covers the headline feature free, so the $1,000/mo is now paying for the workflow around it.
- A named launch, not a vibe named, unlinked
- Microsoft 365 Copilot reads and summarizes contracts inside Word and SharePoint. Microsoft, November 1, 2023 — no announcement link recorded yet.
- How much of the job it covers headline only editorial call
- The headline feature, but not the workflow, data or integrations around it.
- Is there a free way to do it? yes
- 1 of 3 listed replacements have a usable free tier: Microsoft Copilot.
- What the call is worth $12,000/yr
- $1,000/mo at the entry paid tier — $12,000 a year per seat.
- Threatened by
- Microsoft
- Since
- November 1, 2023
- List price
- $1000/mo
- Per year
- $12,000
The backstory
Evisort uses AI to extract clauses, track obligations and analyze large contract repositories. Copilot now reads and summarizes documents directly in Word and SharePoint where many contracts already live, undermining the generic extraction pitch. Evisort's structured repository, obligation tracking and integrations remain valuable for legal teams at scale. With the base analysis bundled into Microsoft's stack, it lands as wounded.
Escape hatches
switching could free up $12,000/yrBundled into Microsoft 365 and Windows
copilot.microsoft.com open_in_newContract lifecycle and AI
ironcladapp.com open_in_newAI contract analysis
luminance.com open_in_new1 of 3 replacements have a usable free tier.