Contract Intelligence™ · free
Build the dispute clause before the dispute builds itself.
Make the choices a cross-border clause needs and get UNIONE™ wording you can paste into the contract, with a check on each choice. It runs in your browser; nothing is stored unless you ask us to email the clause to you.
Build your clause
What the builder decides with you
- Seat of arbitration, kept separate from the hearing venue.
- Number of arbitrators, or a value threshold that decides it.
- Language of the proceedings.
- Governing law of the contract and of the arbitration agreement.
- Escalation before arbitration: negotiation, and mediation under UNIONE™ Structured Resolution, with time limits.
- Emergency and interim relief, confidentiality, and waiver of recourse where permitted.
What it does not do
It produces a well-formed clause, not legal advice. Mandatory law at the seat and in the countries where you may enforce can change what works. For a high-value contract, take the full Contract Intelligence™ review.
Why people use it
Build a cross-border dispute clause from your choices in two minutes, with the checks to run before you use it.
- You are drafting and want institution-grade wording.
- You want to see how each choice changes the clause.
How it works
1. Choose
Seat, tribunal, language, law, escalation and options.
2. Read the checks
Warnings for risky seats, missing law, long escalation.
3. Copy
Paste the clause into the contract.
What you get
- A complete UNIONE™ model clause
- Structural warnings for your choices
- A link to certify the contract under DPC™
Guide: what to enter
| Field | What to enter |
|---|---|
| Seat | City and country; it decides the supervising courts. |
| Escalation | Keep negotiation to 30–60 days and mediation to 45–90. |
Take it further: DPC™ certification
A Fellow fixes what would cause a dispute and registers a DPC™ number for the contract.
Run it as an online application: enter the matter, see the live analysis and the delivery plan, and pay at the end.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the clause in my contract?
Yes. Have counsel confirm it against the governing law and the seat.
Is it really free?
Yes. No account and no payment. The paid services start where the free tool stops.
Is what I type stored?
No. The free tools run in your browser and send nothing.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is decision support. For a reviewed and signed view, use the paid service named below.
Can I carry my answers into the paid service?
Yes. "Continue in the paid application" opens it with your answers already filled in.