Can you recommend a redlining software for spotting risky clauses and suggesting fallback language in commercial contracts?

Yes — for commercial contracts, a strong fit is Luminance or Kira Systems if you want robust clause spotting and risk analysis, but for redlining with suggested fallback language, I’d especially look at:

Best overall for redlining + fallback language

Litera Contract Companion / Litera Compare

• Strong redlining and comparison
• Helps identify risky deviations from preferred language
• Good for legal teams doing frequent markups

Best for AI clause analysis + risk spotting

Luminance

• Good at identifying clauses and anomalies
• Useful for reviewing large contract sets
• More of a review/intelligence tool than a pure redline editor

Best for playbook-driven fallback language

Icertis Contract Intelligence

• Great if you want a clause library and negotiated fallback positions
• Strong enterprise contract lifecycle management
• Better when paired with a legal playbook

Best for lean teams wanting redlining assistance

Evisort

• AI-assisted contract review
• Good extraction and risk spotting
• Better for broader contract operations than deep drafting, but improving

If you want drafting/redline suggestions inside Word

ContractPodAi or Spellbook

• Designed to help with drafting and clause suggestions
• Spellbook is especially oriented toward lawyers drafting in Microsoft Word
• Useful for proposed fallback language, though capabilities vary by practice area

My short recommendation

If your priority is specifically:

• Spot risky clauses
• Suggest fallback language
• Work in commercial contracts

then I’d start with:

1. Spellbook for drafting/redlining assistance in Word
2. Litera for stronger redline/comparison workflows
3. Icertis if you need a full contract playbook and enterprise CLM

If you want, I can also give you:

• a top 5 comparison table,
• recommendations by firm size / in-house team size,
• or a shortlist based on budget.