Frequently asked questions
Find clear answers about Contriqo by Perfomir, including AI contract review software, Free Demo access, pricing, plans, security, supported PDF uploads, privacy, and support.
Contract risk in construction is the commercial and operational exposure that can arise from unclear obligations, missed notice requirements, poorly managed variations, delays, payment issues, and weak contract administration. In practice, risk often starts building well before a formal dispute appears. You can read more in Top 5 Construction Contract Risks and How to Avoid Them and How Do I Manage Contract Risk in Construction?.
Because many of the biggest commercial risks appear during delivery, not just during negotiation. Once a project starts, delays, access issues, changed instructions, approval bottlenecks, and missed notices can interact with the contract and create exposure. That is why contract review should continue throughout execution, not end when the contract is signed. See Why Contract Review Should Not Stop at Signature.
Claim exposure usually develops before it becomes a formal claim. Early warning signs can include missed notices, unclear variation instructions, delayed approvals, scope drift, access disruption, and hidden time bars. A more proactive approach is to monitor live project events against contract obligations so teams can see pressure points earlier. For more detail, read Predict Claim Exposure Before It Crystallises and How Do I Manage Contract Risk in Construction?.
Fixed-price contracts can create hidden exposure when supply chains, freight, labour, insurance, or market conditions shift during project delivery. What appears commercially certain at award can become more difficult if assumptions change and the contract is administered poorly. Learn more in The Middle East Crisis and Fixed-Price Contract Risks.
Executives should avoid acting too quickly and first check whether the event is actually covered by the contract, whether notice and mitigation requirements have been followed, whether frustration genuinely applies, and what commercial consequences may follow from suspension or termination. A helpful overview is in Force Majeure, Frustration, and Termination: What Executives Need to Know Before Acting.
AI contract review software uses artificial intelligence to analyse contract language and help identify relevant clauses, obligations, risks, notice requirements, deadlines, deviations and potential commercial exposure. For construction and infrastructure teams, it can make complex contracts easier to review and help connect contractual findings with project delivery. AI-assisted review supports human decision-making; it does not replace qualified legal, contractual or commercial review, and users should verify outputs against the agreement, applicable law and project facts. Learn more in Construction Contract Review Software.
Contriqo is Perfomir’s contractual risk intelligence platform. It is designed to analyse contractual clauses, risks, notices, events and claim pathways so users can identify exposure earlier and make better-informed commercial decisions.
Contriqo is designed for executives and board members, commercial and contracts managers, project directors and PMO teams, legal and risk teams, and project managers who sign, manage or oversee complex contracts.
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Perfomir uses service providers and technical infrastructure that may be located in Australia and other countries. As a result, personal information may be stored, processed or accessed outside your jurisdiction, subject to applicable legal requirements and appropriate safeguards where required by law.
Yes. Perfomir’s services may use AI-assisted and automated tools to analyse documents, structured data and other inputs submitted by authorised users. These tools may help generate summaries, classifications, recommendations, analytics, dashboards and other outputs to support human decision-making and workflow efficiency.
No. Perfomir’s AI-assisted outputs are designed to support human decision-making and workflow efficiency. They are not a substitute for legal advice, and users remain responsible for reviewing outputs and exercising their own independent judgment.
No. Perfomir states that it does not sell Customer Content, and it does not sell personal information in the ordinary sense of exchanging it for money. It also does not intentionally use Customer Content to market to your counterparties or unrelated third parties.
Depending on how you interact with Perfomir, the information collected may include contact details, account credentials, payment and billing details, enquiry and support records, demo requests, usage and device data, platform activity, troubleshooting data, and files or documents submitted to the platform as Customer Content. Perfomir may also receive information from third parties such as payment providers, analytics and hosting providers, CRM providers, referral sources and authorised users within an organisation.
Perfomir does not intentionally seek to collect sensitive information unless it is reasonably necessary for a lawful business purpose and permitted by law. Because users may upload documents to the platform, some Customer Content may incidentally contain sensitive or regulated information. Customers are expected to avoid uploading unnecessary sensitive information and to ensure they have the right to share anything submitted.
Perfomir currently offers various plans. For more information, visit our plans page.
The Free Demo is designed as a preview experience for first-time users. It includes one contract, Executive Summary preview, Risk Score preview, KPI tiles and preview dashboard access only. Advanced sections remain locked or blurred until upgrade.
No. The current Free Demo registration page asks users for first name, last name, email and password, and does not show any card or payment field as part of account creation.
Please upload PDF contracts up to 10,000 KB only. Word files (.doc / .docx) are not supported. Scanned PDFs and image-only PDFs may extract limited or no text and may not analyse well. Pure image files (.jpg, .jpeg, .png) are not supported.
Free Demo is intended for preview access only. Basic is designed for single-contract users and includes full dashboard access, full clause intelligence, full events intelligence, full claim intelligence, unlimited event submissions and PDF export. Essentials is designed for teams managing multiple contracts and includes unlimited contracts, unlimited event submissions, full dashboard access and portfolio-ready usage. For more information, visit our plans page.
Free Demo allows one contract. Basic also allows one contract. Essentials supports unlimited contracts.
Event submissions are not included in Free Demo. Basic and Essentials include unlimited event submissions.
PDF export is not included in Free Demo. It is included in both Basic and Essentials.
Perfomir may use personal information to provide customer support, onboarding and training. Users can also contact Perfomir through the website contact form or email contact@perfomir.com.au for enquiries, demos, sales or support-related matters.
Perfomir retains personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in its Privacy Policy, including providing services, maintaining business and financial records, complying with legal and regulatory requirements, resolving disputes, and enforcing agreements or protecting legitimate interests. When personal information is no longer required, Perfomir will take reasonable steps to delete, destroy, anonymise or de-identify it, unless retention is required or permitted by law.
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Depending on location and applicable law, users may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability, withdrawal of consent, and to complain to a regulator or supervisory authority. Perfomir may need to verify identity before responding, and in some cases may direct a request to the relevant customer where Perfomir handles personal information only on that customer’s behalf.
Perfomir states that it maintains incident response processes designed to identify, assess, contain and respond to suspected data incidents. Where required by applicable law, it will notify affected individuals, regulators or other parties in relation to eligible or notifiable data breaches.
Yes. The Privacy Policy says it is intended to support compliance with applicable privacy and data protection laws, including the Australian Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and Australian Privacy Principles, and where applicable laws such as the EU GDPR and UK GDPR.
Contriqo is a strong fit for organisations and professionals who sign, manage or oversee contracts and want earlier visibility of contractual risk, obligations, notices, claim exposure and executive-level commercial signals.
Perfomir can be contacted through the form on its Contact Us page. The Privacy Policy also lists contact@perfomir.com.au as the privacy contact email.
