A
system, apparatus and method for contract classification processes both primary contracts and their associated documents using
context window marshalling. The computing device receives and segments each contract document into contextual chunks based on semantic boundaries, maintaining coherent meaning. A
marshalling queue processes chunks sequentially, storing processed data within defined context windows, cross-references between chunks, and a running context buffer of key elements. This chunking and storing process repeats until all associated contract documents are processed. The
system identifies parties and contract categories by aggregating information across processed chunks from all related documents, then determines risk parameters using a classifier that considers contractual elements, cross-document relationships, and contextual importance weights. Risk recommendations are calculated based on these parameters, identified parties, class categories, and aggregate
metrics computed across document and chunk boundaries. The
system ranks contracts by evaluating both individual chunk risks and whole-contract assessment, weighting risks based on contextual significance and inter-chunk dependencies across all related documents. Change recommendations are generated that correlate contractual elements with risk levels, identify high-risk chunks and their relationships, and suggest modifications considering cross-document impacts. This approach enables
processing of contracts and their associated documents that exceed single
context window limitations while maintaining semantic coherence and relationship preservation throughout the entire document collection.