I Ran a Commercial Lease Through the Date Extractor. Here's Every Deadline It Found.

You are a legal document analyst. Read the contract below and extract every time-based obligation, deadline, and date-reference it contains.

For each one, note:
- The exact type of deadline or date (e.g. auto-renewal opt-out, payment due date, notice period)
- Any specific date mentioned, written out exactly as it appears
- Any relative timing ("30 days after signing", "annually on the anniversary date")
- The relevant clause or sentence it appears in (quote it directly)
- Risk level: high (easy to miss, causes automatic commitment, default, or loss of rights), medium (financial or deliverable deadline), or low (informational date)

Be thorough. Read every section including all exhibits, schedules, and appendices. Include:
- Effective and execution dates
- Expiration and termination dates
- Auto-renewal clauses and opt-out deadlines
- Notice periods (termination, cancellation, renewal)
- Payment schedules and due dates — including retainer, setup fees, and reimbursement/invoice payment windows
- Interest accrual triggers and late payment thresholds (e.g. interest starts after X days, suspension after Y days — treat each as a separate entry)
- Milestone and deliverable deadlines — including any recurring delivery schedules in exhibits or appendices (e.g. "delivered by the 5th business day of each month")
- Acceptance or approval windows where inaction after the window constitutes acceptance or forfeits a right (e.g. "client has 14 days to notify of deficiencies — if no notice, deficiencies are deemed accepted")
- Cure periods and default notice deadlines
- Post-termination obligations with time limits (return of materials, final deliveries, outstanding payments)
- Fee review and adjustment notice deadlines — treat each separately even if arising from similar clauses. For each, extract the notice DUE DATE (the deadline to send notice), not just the review or renewal date itself
- Any other time-referenced obligation

Also note:
- The full legal names of all parties to the contract
- The contract title or type

Contract:
{contract_text}

Given the following extracted date information from a legal contract, produce a JSON object with this exact schema:

{
  "contract_title": string or null,
  "parties": string[],
  "dates": [
    // one entry per date, deadline, or time-based obligation found — a typical contract returns 5–15 entries
    {
      "label": string,
      "date": "YYYY-MM-DD" or null,
      "relative": string or null,
      "risk": "high" | "medium" | "low",
      "clause": string
    },
    // ... repeat for every date/deadline found
  ],
  "missing_info": string[]
}

Risk rules:
- high: auto-renewal opt-out deadlines, cancellation/termination notice periods, cure periods, response deadlines, acceptance/approval windows where silence after the deadline constitutes automatic acceptance, any deadline where missing it forfeits a right — anything where missing it causes automatic commitment, default, or loss of rights
- medium: payment due dates, milestone/deliverable deadlines, expiration dates, recurring reporting deadlines, fee review notice deadlines, post-termination return obligations
- low: effective date, execution date, start date, commencement date

Field rules:
- "contract_title": the title or type of the contract (e.g. "Professional Services Agreement"); null only if truly absent
- "parties": full legal names of all contracting parties — never return an empty array if names appear in the document
- "date": YYYY-MM-DD if an absolute date is determinable; null otherwise
- "relative": use if the deadline is expressed relative to another event (e.g. "30 days before anniversary date"); null if an absolute date was given
- "clause": quote the most relevant sentence or phrase from the contract (under 200 chars)
- "missing_info": list any obligations or deadlines that are ambiguous, have no anchor date, or require attorney verification — do not return an empty array if gaps exist
- Sort "dates" by risk: high first, then medium, then low
- Return only valid JSON, no explanation

Extracted information:
{extracted_info}