ContractPodAi Advances Its Legal GenAI Tech Stack, Introduces Leah Intelligence

Organizations can now transform the way legal documents are assessed and reviewed with a complete command center for contract review

ContractPodAi, a leading innovative provider of legal generative AI and contract lifecycle management, today announced Leah Intelligence, a comprehensive contract review solution to enhance efficiency and productivity by surfacing the most helpful information at the right moment. Leah Intelligence is powered by multiple Large Language Models (LLMs) including OpenAI’s latest reasoning models.

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“Leah Intelligence empowers legal professionals to achieve unprecedented efficiency and precision while offering reassurances of its accuracy. By integrating advanced AI, we are setting a new standard in contract review, enabling our customers to maximize impact, drive strategic value, and attain the future of contract review and negotiations.”

Leah gains intelligence from unstructured data and business rules to dramatically improve the accuracy of contract review through alignment with current legal strategies and organizational policies. The redline recommendations help to mitigate identified risks. This approach to redrafting contracts safeguards businesses from potential legal pitfalls while strengthening their negotiating position in disputes.

“We believe that the true power of the technology lies in its ability to transform complex, unstructured legal data into actionable insights and intelligence,” said Atena Reyhani, Chief Product Officer at ContractPodAi. “Leah Intelligence empowers legal professionals to achieve unprecedented efficiency and precision while offering reassurances of its accuracy. By integrating advanced AI, we are setting a new standard in contract review, enabling our customers to maximize impact, drive strategic value, and attain the future of contract review and negotiations.”

“As an early adopter of Leah, we have been able to help our customers leverage GenAI in extracting and migrating data with unprecedented speed and at compelling price points,” said Gabriel Buigas, Executive Vice President, Legal & Compliance Solutions at Integreon. “Now that Leah’s capabilities have been expanded with Leah Intelligence to encompass the end-to-end contract review process, we look forward to providing our clients with more industry-leading outcomes that deliver a decisive competitive edge.”

Leah Intelligence extends Leah’s Redline application by leveraging the latest AI, customer insights, and industry trends to offer superior contract review solutions. Its rapid AI-driven risk analysis allows legal experts to focus on complex reasoning and strategic negotiations by pinpointing critical areas for review, optimizing the application of expertise, and elevating legal operations for success in complex regulatory environments.

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Key features of Leah Intelligence include:

1. Conversational Redline: Users can now collaborate with AI just as they would with a colleague providing legal professionals with a seamless way to review contracts, identify updates, and surgically redline documents. Furthermore, this feature comes with One Click Redline capabilities, which can instantly generate redlined documents based on predefined models.
2. Legal Strategy-Based Contract Review and Redlining: Leah Intelligence excels in processing complex legal strategies, offering precise contract reviews through sophisticated logic and analysis. Its revamped Generative Frameworks emphasize essential legal principles applicable across various scenarios, enhancing negotiation effectiveness. With advanced large language models, Leah delivers superior redline accuracy and consistent document revisions, streamlining legal workflows while upholding high standards.
3. Contract Risk Score and Remediation Report: Leah evaluates unstructured data in documents, identifying applied redline framework rules. Users receive visualizations and detailed explanations for each assessment, enhancing their understanding of changes. This transparency promotes trust and accountability in AI-driven document revisions, offering insights into rule application and potential risks to empower informed decision-making.
4. Golden Clause Library: Leah’s Clause Intelligence simplifies legal document management by classifying and organizing key terms from templates in a single setup. It integrates with Microsoft Word, enabling users to access, review, and edit clauses, while also maintaining customized clause libraries. Administrative features allow for tailored clause recommendations, ensuring libraries are up-to-date and meet specific needs.
5. Precedent Recommendations: Administrative users efficiently establish a comprehensive clause knowledge base by compiling executed contracts and unstructured documents. Leah enhances document editing by examining existing clauses and recommending contextually relevant alternatives from this knowledge base. Operating within a Word add-in, Leah ensures optimal clause selection by providing recommended clauses with supporting rationale and references, significantly improving drafting and negotiation accuracy.
6. Contract Helpdesk: Users can query the Helpdesk for answers to questions related to a wide range of contract negotiation topics such as internal policies, industry standards, and best practices directly within Microsoft Word.

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