Adobe Acrobat has launched the highly anticipated "Contract Intelligence Feature" that uses AI technology to help users easily understand complex contract terms. This new feature can automatically identify contract content, summarize key terms, and generate related issues, guiding users to understand contract details in depth and avoid missing important information such as key dates, specific policies and potential fees. This function supports contract comparisons of up to ten different versions, ensuring version consistency and effectively improving contract review efficiency. The launch of this feature marks an important step forward in Adobe in the field of PDF management and also solves the contract understanding problem that plagues many users.
In daily life, many people will encounter situations where they need to sign a contract, and the content of the contract is often obscure. To help users better understand contract terms, Adobe recently launched a new "Contract Intelligence Feature" in its Acrobat software. With the support of AI Assistant, this feature can automatically identify whether the file and scan documents contain contract content, and summarize complex languages, making it easier for users to understand.
The launch of this feature marks a major upgrade for Adobe in the field of PDF management. Users simply upload the contract file to Acrobat, and the AI Assistant will quickly analyze the content, extract key terms, and generate related questions to help users understand the details of the contract more deeply. At the same time, this feature can also compare up to ten different versions of contracts, ensuring consistency and accuracy between each version, and preventing users from missing important information in long contracts, such as key dates, specific policies, and potential costs. wait.
To benefit more users, Adobe offers its Acrobat AI Assistant a $4.99 monthly additional service for users with free or paid personal accounts. Currently, this contract intelligence feature has been launched globally on desktops, web pages and mobile devices, but it only supports English and will add more language options in the future.
Adobe said the new feature is designed to save users time spent understanding complex contract content. According to a survey, about 70% of consumers do not fully understand all terms when signing a contract. This data highlights the need and urgency of Adobe's introduction of this feature. "Every month, billions of contracts are opened in Adobe Acrobat, and the introduction of AI technology will greatly simplify the user experience," said Abhigyan Modi, head of Adobe Document Cloud.
Key points:
Adobe Acrobat has added a "contract intelligence feature" to help users easily identify and understand contract content.
AI assistants can extract key terms and generate related issues, improving users' understanding of contracts.
This feature is now online worldwide and supports desktop, web pages and mobile devices, and will add more languages in the future.
In short, Adobe Acrobat's "contract intelligence function" provides users with a more convenient and efficient way to understand contracts, greatly improving user experience, and providing new directions for future changes in contract management models. Currently, only English is supported. We look forward to supporting more languages in the future to benefit global users.