User responsibility for review accuracy

Curia is a workflow tool designed to assist licensed professionals in conducting thorough and efficient contract reviews. While we strive to provide the best possible accuracy and detail in our automated analysis and recommendations, users must understand their professional obligations and responsibilities.

Professional responsibility

As a licensed professional using Curia, you maintain full responsibility for:

The accuracy and completeness of all review content
Verification of automated suggestions and recommendations
Ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations
The final content sent to clients
Professional judgement in all matters

Important: You, as a licensed professional, are ultimately responsible for all content sent to clients, regardless of any automated assistance provided by Curia.

Curia's role as a workflow tool

Curia serves as a workflow assistance tool that:

Streamlines the review process
Provides automated document analysis
Suggests potential issues and recommendations
Organises information for efficient review
Facilitates document management and collaboration

However, Curia does not:

Replace professional judgement
Guarantee 100% accuracy in automated analysis
Provide legal advice
Assume liability for review content
Eliminate the need for professional verification

Best practices for maintaining accuracy

To ensure the highest standards of professional service:

Always review all automated suggestions before accepting them
Verify document references and page numbers
Cross-check important dates, figures, and parties
Apply your professional knowledge and experience
Customise recommendations based on specific client needs
Document any manual corrections or additions

Legal and regulatory compliance

Users must ensure their reviews comply with:

Professional licensing requirements in their jurisdiction
Industry standards and best practices
Client engagement terms and scope of service
Relevant consumer protection laws
Professional indemnity insurance requirements

By understanding these responsibilities, you can leverage Curia's powerful features while maintaining the professional standards your clients expect and deserve.

FAQ

Is Curia's extracted data always accurate?

No. While Curia uses advanced workflows, machine learning and AI, all extracted data should be verified by the reviewer before finalising.

Who is responsible for review accuracy?

The user conducting the review is responsible for verifying all data before generating client reports.

What should I check before completing a review?

Verify all extracted values, check recommendations, and ensure the report accurately reflects the contract.

Can I report extraction errors?

Yes, use the support channels to report consistent extraction issues so Curia can be improved.