Each risk has a clause pattern that prevents it. We've built those patterns into BizDraft.
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The risk map
Each card maps to a risk that lives in vague or missing contract language. Detail pages cover red-flag wording, safer patterns, and which agreement types are most affected.
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Extra work that wasn't in the contract. The most common SMB risk — and the easiest to write out.
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When invoices age past 60 days. The clause that decides whether you're a vendor or a creditor.
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When 'one more round' becomes infinite. The risk that lives in vague revision language.
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When the contract says 'upon completion' with no actual date. Cash flow killer.
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When the contract doesn't say when IP transfers. Default to creator-ownership — usually not what the client thinks.
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When 'a website' isn't defined further. The vagueness that fuels every other risk on this list.
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When neither side can exit cleanly. The contract that traps both parties.
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When the client stops responding mid-project. No approval-timeout clause = stuck.
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When the contract doesn't say how long the client has to approve. Project drags.
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When the indemnity clause covers everything the client can imagine. The cost of one mistake.
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When sensitive info is shared with no NDA. The leak you can't get back.
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When the contract is silent on how to resolve fights. Default = court, which is expensive.
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When work-for-hire kicks in without you meaning it to — or doesn't when you assumed it did.
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When the client cancels and you have nothing to invoice for. Mid-project losses.
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When out-of-pocket costs aren't defined. Travel, software, materials — who pays?
Read →BizDraft's defaults already protect against the fifteen on this list.
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