A digital paralegal so your GC reviews, never re-types.

No. Signature is T4-protected: a human authorised signatory must sign in DocuSign / Adobe Sign / wet ink. Cyborg can route the signature envelope, draft signature blocks, prepare counter-signature workflows — but cannot countersign. We've engineered it so Cyborg literally cannot hold a signing certificate or auth into your DocuSign as a signer (only as a sender / reviewer).

No, and this is critical. Cyborg never gives legal advice to your counterparties or your employees. Every redline + DPA review + privacy update is reviewed and signed off by your General Counsel (or outside counsel) before it leaves your inbox. Cyborg is a paralegal — it organises, drafts, redlines against your playbook. The legal judgment is always your GC's. Your engagement letter says exactly this. We've supported 3 customers through SOC 2 audits and 1 through M&A diligence with this exact framing.

Honestly, no — the role becomes more strategic. The 60% of a GC's day spent on routine redlines, NDA review, contract repo upkeep, and renewal chasing goes away. What's left is the high-leverage 40%: M&A, financing, litigation strategy, board governance, regulatory strategy. Most of our customers keep their GC + drop the 1-2 paralegal / contract manager hires they were planning. Your GC will tell you the same thing: "I want to do less NDA review, more strategy."

Confidence-gated. Standard clauses (termination, payment terms, governing law, force majeure) hit >99% accuracy — these are textbook patterns Cyborg has seen 10,000+ times. Deviation clauses (limit-of-liability, IP assignment, indemnity scope, audit rights) are always escalated to GC with playbook reference + rationale — no auto-apply. Across our customer base: 94% of Cyborg's redlines accepted by GC as-is, 6% modified, 0% sent without review on deviations.

Yes — attorney work-product privilege requires a licensed attorney directing the work. That's why Cyborg drafts under the direction of your GC or outside counsel, who reviews, approves, and adopts each draft. Same legal framework as a paralegal drafting under attorney supervision. We have a privilege guidance memo (drafted by an outside law firm) we share at engagement — ask for "Cyborg-Legal Privilege Memo v2.1".

Yes — that's exactly the Associate GC tier ($1,899). Each jurisdiction has its own playbook (UK MSA template + DPA 2018 + UK GDPR / US MSA template + state-specific privacy / IN MSA template + DPDP). Cyborg auto-detects governing law, applies the correct playbook, flags cross-border issues (data transfer mechanism, mandatory local terms). 4 of our customers run UK + US + IN entities on Cyborg-Legal.

You keep everything. Your Ironclad / Notion / Drive contracts are yours — we never own the repo. On cancellation, Cyborg's user is deactivated, every contract + redline history + DPA review stays exactly as it is. Optional 30-day grace period to swap to a human paralegal. Optional contract metadata export (parties, term, value, dates) as JSON / CSV for migration. Your contracts, always.