Ria Findings
AI Findings that pause you at the high-stakes calls in a contract review. Each shows a proposed answer, the reasoning and a citation, ready for your confirmation.
In every contract review there are a handful of calls that you, not the system, should be making, like purchaser land tax liability, GST treatment or an unusual special condition. Ria Findings surface those moments with a proposed answer, the reasoning behind it and a citation to the exact page and clause. You confirm, deliberately.
The problem with letting AI review the contract for you
AI tools that promise to review the contract for you sound like a time-saver. The catch is that the more confident the summary sounds, the more likely you are to accept it and move on. The contract didn't get reviewed, the AI did. On a routine call that's a near-miss; on something like a purchaser's land tax liability, GST treatment or an unusual special condition, it's a consequence the client wears for years.
How Ria works
Ria steps in at the touchpoints that matter
Curia handles the silent fill, names, dates, basic checkbox values, without bothering you. For the small set of nuanced calls, Ria pauses the review and surfaces a Finding.
Each Finding shows her reasoning
Each Ria Finding shows the proposed value (e.g. 'Liable' for purchaser land tax), the reason it was derived and a citation to the page and clause. One click on the citation takes you to the source.
Accept or dismiss, no tacit acceptance
Every Finding has two buttons, accept or dismiss. No default-yes, no 'all clear' path that walks you past the decision. Ria is deliberate friction, a small cost in time at the moments where rubber-stamping is dangerous.
Tuned to Australian conveyancing
Curia Contract Review supports both the NSW standard contract and Victorian contracts with their Section 32 statements . Ria steps in at the touchpoints that matter in each jurisdiction: NSW special conditions and adjustable land tax clauses sit alongside VIC's Section 32 disclosure obligations and vendor warranties. The pattern is consistent across states; the calls themselves reflect the way contracts actually work in each.
Real results
Brenda Gately runs Gately Conveyancing and has 30 years of conveyancing experience. By stepping through Curia's review workflow and engaging with each Ria Finding as it came, she cut her average contract review time from 60 minutes to 30. Curia handled the silent-fill work; Brenda made the legal judgement calls.
See Curia in action
Book a demo to see Ria step in during a real review. Or read about Smart Prefill , the engine behind the silent fill that frees Ria to focus on the calls that matter.