DueDocs

DueDocs takes an Australian Contract of Sale or vendor disclosure document, runs it through AI analysis, and returns a plain-English breakdown of key clauses with citations back to the source pages — the vendor states the turnaround is typically under five minutes. The workflow is four steps: upload, read the plain-English summary, take the generated question list to the open home, then share the cited report with a conveyancer or solicitor. The tool is available on web, iOS, and Android, which means the upload can happen in the car park before you walk through the door.

The differentiating feature is the citation layer. Every flagged clause links back to the page and section it came from in the original document, so a conveyancer receiving the report can jump straight to the relevant text rather than hunting through the PDF. The sample report the vendor publishes — a Melbourne townhouse with unpermitted owner-builder works, deleted buyer protections, and estimated compliance exposure — demonstrates how the output flags risk categories and assigns severity levels, not just summaries.

The tool fits one specific moment in the buying process: the window between receiving a contract and briefing a professional. It is not a substitute for legal advice — the vendor states this explicitly — and it carries no integrations, no API, and no self-hosted deployment. Teams or buyer’s agents wanting to embed contract analysis into an existing platform, feed results into a CRM, or run analysis programmatically hit a hard stop. The first contract is free; additional reports are a paid-only feature. Bulk upload for processing multiple PDFs is available on the web dashboard for users who need to triage several properties at once.