Boston Supply LLC · Summit Systems Corp.

Prompt given to every model

Extract the key terms of the contract below and return only JSON with these keys:

provider_name         the party that delivers (provider, seller, landlord, licensor, contractor),
                      exactly as written, including the legal form
provider_id           that party's company ID (EIN), if stated
client_name           the party that pays (client, buyer, tenant, licensee, customer)
client_id             that party's company ID (EIN), if stated
contract_type         one of: services, supply, lease, license, maintenance
price                 the agreed price excluding VAT / sales tax (number)
currency              ISO 4217 code (USD, EUR, CZK, …)
price_period          one of: one_time, monthly, yearly
effective_date        the date the contract takes effect (YYYY-MM-DD)
end_date              the date a fixed term ends (YYYY-MM-DD); null if the term is indefinite
notice_period_months  the termination notice period in months (number); null if there is none
penalty_pct_per_day   the late-payment penalty in percent of the overdue amount per day
                      (e.g. 0.05 for 0.05 %); null if there is none
governing_law         ISO 3166 country code of the governing law; US states as US-XX (e.g. US-NY)

Rules:
- Resolve relative dates ("on the date of signature", "the first day of the following month")
  against the signing date.
- The signing date is not the effective date unless the contract says so.
- Deposits, advance payments and fixed penalties for other breaches are not the price or the
  late-payment penalty.
- If a value is not in the contract, return null. Do not guess.
- Amounts as numbers with a decimal point, no thousands separators and no currency symbol.

How we score

Exact match per field after normalising dates, amounts and whitespace. Missing diacritics count as an error. Cost is the real token spend of this run, converted at the rate shown in the footer.