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Ironclad launches Ironclad Agent and Contract Knowledge Graph for context-aware contracting

Ironclad has launched Ironclad Agent, a natural-language front door for searching contracts and orchestrating specialized contracting agents, powered by a Contract Knowledge Graph built from each customer's contracts, approved positions, and past negotiation decisions. The release also adds Policy-Based Access Control and a Workflow Designer Agent; Law.com Legaltech News included the launch in its October 9 rundown.

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Key points

  • Ironclad Agent is a conversational interface to search contracts and workflows and call specialized agents such as Contract Review Agent.PR NewswireLaw.com Legaltech News
  • Contract Knowledge Graph connects clauses, obligations, relationships, and past decisions to ground agents in each customer's commercial context.PR Newswire
  • Policy-Based Access Control replaces one-off role permissions with shared policies that scale by team, region, or contract type.PR Newswire
  • Workflow Designer Agent lets teams describe approval and routing processes in natural language and update no-code workflows, including bulk changes.PR Newswire
  • ANDMORE's associate general counsel said Contract Review Agent cut analysis of an 80-page master services agreement from about three hours to about 20 minutes.PR Newswire

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