ROUND 1 PROMPT

I work in procurement and am reviewing a vendor agreement against our internal contract playbook.

Compare the vendor agreement with the contract playbook.

For every topic in the playbook, determine whether the agreement follows the preferred or acceptable position.

Use only these statuses:

- Match
- Review
- Cannot Verify

Do not approve or reject the contract.
Do not provide legal advice.
Do not invent terms that are not in the supplied documents.

Return a simple table with:

- Topic
- Agreement clause
- Status
- What needs attention
- Evidence from the playbook and agreement
- Suggested business change for legal or procurement review

If the playbook explicitly allows an alternative or fallback position, treat that as acceptable rather than automatically flagging it.

If the agreement does not contain enough information to verify a playbook requirement, say Cannot Verify.

Show me only what a human contract reviewer would need to know.


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ROUND 2 PROMPT

I work in procurement and am reviewing a vendor agreement against our internal contract playbook.

Compare the vendor agreement with the contract playbook.

For every topic in the playbook, determine whether the agreement follows the preferred or acceptable position.

Use only these statuses:

- Match
- Review
- Cannot Verify

Do not approve or reject the contract.
Do not provide legal advice.
Do not invent terms that are not in the supplied documents.

Return a simple table with:

- Topic
- Agreement clause
- Status
- What needs attention
- Evidence from the playbook and agreement
- Suggested business change for legal or procurement review

Read the playbook carefully before deciding that a difference is an issue.

If the playbook allows a preferred position and an acceptable fallback position, treat either as acceptable.

If a playbook rule depends on more than one condition, evaluate all of those conditions together before assigning a status.

If the agreement uses different wording but satisfies the same business requirement, do not flag it merely because the wording is different.

If the agreement does not contain enough information to verify a requirement, say Cannot Verify.

Show me only what a human contract reviewer would need to know.
