Other platforms tell you what your agreement says. Tessera proves what happened to it.
Generic AI can summarize a contract. Agreements demand more: facts you can act on and proof you can show. Tessera is purpose-built on the platform that executed your agreement — so it knows both what the document states and what actually happened to it.
An agreement isn't just text — it's text plus everything that happened to it: who signed, before which notary, delivered where, sealed how. Tessera was built for that whole object, and three design decisions set it apart.
TWO LEDGERS
Observed and extracted facts never mix
What the platform witnessed (who signed, when, how identity was verified, what was sealed and delivered) lives in one ledger. What the document states (parties, dates, obligations) lives in another — with a different standard of proof. Most contract AI blurs what a model guessed into what a system knows; Tessera's core design rule is that it never can.
CITATIONS REQUIRED
No claim without a source
Every extracted fact carries the exact passage it came from and a confidence level. A fact is only marked verified when its quoted source passes an exact match against the document; anything fuzzier is flagged for human review, never silently accepted.
FIRST-PARTY EVIDENCE
It watched the agreement happen
Standalone contract AI meets your agreement as a PDF of unknown history. Tessera runs inside the platform that executed it — signing ceremony, notarization, delivery, seal — so its answers come with the agreement's evidence history attached.
HOW TESSERA WORKS
Three things it does today
Each one follows the same discipline: no claim without a source, no action without a human.
01
Ask what your agreement states
Tessera reads the executed document and returns the facts that matter — parties, effective dates, renewal windows, notice requirements — each one pinned to the sentence that says so, with its confidence shown, not hidden.
02
Never miss an obligation
Deadlines and renewal windows Tessera finds become proposed calendar entries. A human reviews the citation and the date math and approves before anything schedules — the machine proposes, you decide.
03
Prove what happened, to anyone
The agreement's full timeline — executed, notarized, delivered, sealed — stays independently verifiable. When a counterparty or auditor asks, you answer with receipts, not recollections.
IN THE WORKS
More agreement intelligence, arriving in waves
Built behind the same gates: each capability ships only when its accuracy scorecard clears the bar.
Playbooks
Your standard positions, checked against every new agreement — with each deviation cited to the clause that triggered it.
Ask your agreements
Plain-language questions across everything you've executed, answered with quotes and links — including by voice.
Portfolio analytics
Renewal exposure, obligation load, and completion patterns across your whole document base.
WHAT CHANGES
Transforming how your agreements are managed
FEWER SURPRISES
Renewals stop auto-renewing unnoticed
The expensive agreement mistakes are rarely exotic — they're a 60-day notice window nobody diarized. Tessera turns those windows into approved, cited calendar entries.
FASTER ANSWERS
Minutes to the clause, not an afternoon
“What did we agree to?” becomes a lookup with a quoted source instead of a document hunt.
DISPUTE-READY
Records that hold up under scrutiny
Every answer traces to a sealed artifact or a quoted passage. If a claim can't show its receipt, Tessera says so instead of bluffing.
TESSERA: AGREEMENT AI YOU CAN CHECK
Trust built on receipts, not reassurance
We think the right response to AI skepticism isn't a bigger promise — it's a checkable one.
Humans hold the pen
Nothing Tessera extracts triggers an action by itself. Obligations schedule only after a person reviews the citation and approves; its outputs are inputs to your judgment, not substitutes for it.
Accuracy is measured, not asserted
Every release of the extraction engine is scored against a reference corpus before it ships, and a release that regresses is blocked from shipping. The scorecard is a number you can ask for, not an adjective.
Your documents stay yours
Your agreements are never used to train models — processing runs on paid, no-training enterprise AI infrastructure, scoped to the single document you ask about.
It never practices law
Tessera reports what a document states and what happened to it, descriptively and with citations. It does not interpret legal effect, score legal risk, or give advice — that stays with you and your counsel.
SignSealShip is a technology platform, not a law firm. Tessera reports document contents and platform events descriptively, with citations; it does not provide legal advice, assess legal validity, or substitute for review by a licensed attorney.
EARLY ACCESS
Put your agreements under intelligence that cites its sources.
Tessera is rolling out to SignSealShip customers in waves. Tell us about your agreement volume and we'll put you in the next one.