Contract Breakpoint Analysis
A pre-contract decision product. Used only before signing a specific commercial contract.
This product does not provide advice. It does not approve, veto, or recommend. It declares structural inadmissibility relative to a survivability threshold. The signatory alone decides whether to proceed.
What Exists
Contract Breakpoint Analysis evaluates whether an agreement, as written, remains survivable under predictable execution stress.
It does not assess whether incidents will occur. It assesses whether the contract survives those incidents.
What it is not
- Not consulting
- Not legal advice
- Not contract drafting or renegotiation
- Not an operational audit
- Not post-signature applicable
- Not reusable across contracts
Why Contracts Fail Under Execution
Many commercial losses do not occur because a contract is illegal. They occur when an operational incident happens and contractual protection cannot be executed in time, in the correct form, or through the correct channel.
Rights are often lost silently: deadlines are missed, notices are misrouted, escalation thresholds are misunderstood, or documentation is incomplete at the moment it matters.
Contract Breakpoint Analysis exists to make that failure visible before signature, when correction is still cheap and optionality still exists.
Boundaries
- Pre-signature only. If a contract is already signed, this product is not applicable.
- One contract = one analysis. Outputs are not transferable or reusable.
- No advice. No approvals, no recommendations, no vetoes.
- No methodology transfer. No templates or frameworks for internal replication.
- Written-only. No calls.