Multilingual Contract Analysis
A new category of contract intelligence: reading, comparing, and auditing contracts in the language they were written in — not a machine translation of them. This is the discipline LinguaMetrics was built for, expressed across four focused capabilities.
Analysis that works outside English
Traditional contract AI assumes English. Multilingual contract analysis does not. It treats the source-language document as the authority and works from it directly.
- Reads contracts in their original language — Korean, Japanese, German, Portuguese, and more.
- Extracts clauses, obligations, parties, dates, and jurisdiction natively.
- Compares multilingual versions of the same agreement, clause by clause.
- Audits existing translations against the source to surface where meaning drifted.
- Scores risk across languages and jurisdictions on one consistent scale.
Four capabilities under one category
Each answers a different question a global team asks about its contracts.
AI Contract Review
Clause extraction and risk scoring in the source language.
Explore →Multilingual Contract Intelligence
Unified, structured contract data across global operations.
Explore →Meaning Drift Check
See where two versions of a contract stopped saying the same thing.
Explore →CLM + Multilingual AI
Add multilingual intelligence to the CLM you already run.
Explore →Because "supports 40 languages" usually means the menu
Most platforms that claim multilingual support translate a contract into English first, then analyze the English. The analysis never reads your contract — it reads a copy, and inherits every dropped qualifier and softened term. Multilingual contract analysis is the opposite discipline: the source language is the thing analyzed, and translation happens once, at the report, for you.
Spanish Contract Analysis
LinguaMetrics analyzes Spanish contracts in the source language, with no translation step. Clauses, obligations, parties, dates and governing jurisdiction are extracted directly from the Spanish text at clause level — preserving the legal meaning a translate-then-analyze workflow flattens.
Both Spanish variants supported
Spanish (Spain) and Spanish (Latin America) are handled natively. Regional drafting conventions, civil-code terminology and jurisdiction-specific phrasing are read as written, not normalized into a single generic Spanish.
Clause coverage
- Indemnity — cláusulas de indemnización
- Termination and auto-renewal triggers
- Limitation of liability — caps and carve-outs
- Governing law and jurisdiction — ley aplicable y fuero
- Payment terms, penalties and currency provisions
- Service-Level Agreements (SLAs)
Typical Spanish-language documents
- Supplier agreements — contratos de suministro
- Distribution contracts — contratos de distribución
- Freight tenders — licitaciones de transporte
- Partnership agreements — acuerdos de colaboración
Reporting aligned across languages
Summaries are generated from the Spanish source text and aligned with the corresponding English reports, so legal, procurement and compliance teams working across languages review the same findings against the same risk scoring.
Prefer to read this page in Spanish? España · Latinoamérica
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