Inhouse-focused legal AI pioneer, eBrevia, has launched ‘Command’, a contract management platform that ‘helps users understand what’s in their agreements, identify what needs attention and ...
Inhouse-focused legal AI pioneer, eBrevia, has launched ‘Command’, a contract management platform that ‘helps users understand what’s in their agreements, identify what needs attention and act on it’.
The company is pitching Command as delivering many of the benefits you can receive from a CLM system, but without ‘lengthy implementations, heavy customization, and process redesign’.
eBrevia noted that its ability to dig into contracts and surface important information provides ‘legal, sales, procurement, finance and compliance teams direct access to the commitments, obligations and opportunities in their agreements’. It also works alongside eBrevia’s DraftPro, which supports AI-assisted contract drafting, review and negotiation in Microsoft Word, they added.
And here’s an overview of what eBrevia can now do:
‘See – Contracts are centralized in one intelligent home, searchable and organized across the portfolio.
Understand – AI extracts and structures clauses, commercial terms, obligations, risks, renewal dates, pricing and rights, helping teams analyze individual agreements and compare terms and patterns across the entire portfolio.
Act – Command tracks key dates and obligations, alerts the right people and supports reporting and decisions. Teams can also manage contract requests, ownership and status from drafting through signature.’…
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