Indemnity scope refers to what triggers your payment obligation, while carve-outs are the exceptions that say you don't have to indemnify for certain categories of harm (usually the other party's own negligence). Getting both right means the difference between a reasonable risk-sharing clause and one that leaves you paying for problems you have no control over.
Indemnity scope refers to the range of losses, claims, and damages one party agrees to cover for another, while carve-outs define the specific exceptions that limit those financial obligations.
AI can map the full indemnity landscape in a contract, highlight missing carve-outs for gross negligence or willful misconduct, and help you understand the true financial risk you are accepting before the deal closes.
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