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Icertis

Icertis provides AI-native contract intelligence that turns contracts into measurable business impact for enterprises.

About Icertis

Icertis provides an AI-native contract intelligence platform built around Engage, Operate and Analyze. The platform uses Vera, a contract AI trained on contracts, with agents that act autonomously within set boundaries to draft, redline, negotiate and analyze agreements. It is used by large enterprises, including Global Fortune 500 companies, to manage contracts across legal and business teams.

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www.icertis.com
CategoryAI & ML Platforms
SubcategoryEnterprise AI Applications
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