CONTRACT LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT (CLM)
Spellbook Launches End-to-End Autonomous Contract Management Platform
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Spellbook has made its Autonomous Contract Management system generally available, positioning it as the first AI platform to handle the full contract lifecycle without human initiation at each stage. The launch marks a significant escalation in what legal technology vendors are promising enterprise buyers: not just AI-assisted drafting or review, but continuous, agent-driven contract operations from initial intake through post-signature storage and renewal tracking.
Contract lifecycle management has long been a fragmented discipline. Most legal teams stitch together intake forms, email threads, document management systems, and e-signature tools that rarely communicate cleanly with one another. Vendors including Ironclad, Icertis, and DocuSign CLM have built substantial businesses around digitizing that workflow, but human-in-the-loop handoffs remain the norm at nearly every stage. Spellbook, which reports more than 5,000 legal teams using its platform, is now betting that enterprise legal buyers are ready to hand more of that operational surface area to an AI agent operating in the background.
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