Leah is an enterprise agentic AI platform to design, orchestrate, and govern intelligent AI agents that automate workflows across the business. Leah was formerly ContractPodAi.

When did ContractPodAi rebrand to Leah?

ContractPodAi rebranded to Leah on January 5, 2026.

Why did ContractPodAi rebrand to Leah?

The rebrand reflects the company's evolution from contract lifecycle management to an enterprise agentic AI platform that supports multiple business functions and workflows.

What does the name Leah mean?

Leah stands for Lead, Empower, Accelerate, and Harmonize.

Agentic AI refers to intelligent agents that can reason, make decisions, and execute multi-step workflows, with appropriate governance and human oversight.

What products does Leah offer?

Leah offers Leah Agentic OS, Leah Agentic CLM, and Leah Legal, built on Leah's enterprise AI platform.

Where is Leah located?

Leah is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, and operates globally with offices including New York, Dubai, Sydney, Glasgow, Mumbai, and Singapore.

The First Agentic System for Commercial Intelligence

Commercial
Intelligence.
Built Ground-Up.
Not SaaS With AI on Top.

The first agentic system built to understand legal, contracting, and procurement as one connected commercial system. Built ground-up for autonomous execution end-to-end.

See Leah in Action What Makes This Different

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Get to Great.

Trusted by legal, procurement, and contracting teams at

→Built ground-up as a native agentic system→Orchestration at the core — not bolted on→Legal · Contracting · Procurement — one agentic system→Every approval queue is a human step. Leah has none.→Not a copilot. Not RPA. Not a CLM with AI on top.→Systems of record → systems of execution. Leah is the leap.→Built ground-up as a native agentic system→Orchestration at the core — not bolted on→Legal · Contracting · Procurement — one agentic system→Every approval queue is a human step. Leah has none.→Not a copilot. Not RPA. Not a CLM with AI on top.→Systems of record → systems of execution. Leah is the leap.

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Our conviction story

Every software company layered AI on top.
We spent a decade inside the deepest commercial category.
Then we built what comes next.

This is the story no competitor can tell because none of them lived it. Enterprise software was never built for autonomous execution. We built the CLM category, operated inside it for a decade, and saw exactly where it broke down. Then we built Leah from scratch as a native agentic system.

What every other company did

Layered AI on top.
The ceiling is still there.

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CLM vendors added AI to contract storage - the architecture was never redesigned for autonomous execution

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Legal AI made lawyers faster - the process still waits for a human at every step. Faster handoffs. Still handoffs.

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Procurement platforms added analytics to approval routing - blind to the contracts and legal exposure behind every purchase

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Horizontal AI made individuals faster and called it transformation - no domain depth, no orchestration, no commercial context

What we did - and only we could

The only company with the depth to see it and the conviction to build through it.

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A decade at the frontier of enterprise CLM - Fortune 500 legal, contracting, and procurement at scale. Not trained on the problem. Embedded inside it.

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Domain depth no competitor has earned - operational understanding of how legal, contracting, and procurement connect as one system. Not learnable from the outside.

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Saw the ceiling from the inside - watched AI on existing systems fail at the same place every time. That vantage point is our right to win.

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Built Leah from scratch - orchestration as the architecture, domain intelligence at every layer, autonomous execution as the purpose from line one. The only CLM company that made this leap.

10+

Years inside the category

Company that saw the ceiling from inside

Competitors who can follow

What Leah is

Legal. Contracting. Procurement.
One connected commercial system.
Finally executed as one.

When legal, contracts, and procurement operate in silos, obligations are missed, supplier risk increases and renewals slip. Leah connects them, sees all of it at once, and acts on it.

Core domain · Legal ops

Legal transformation

Matter management, regulatory response, dispute resolution, outside counsel spend, and IP - contextualised against every active contract and supplier relationship.

Matter managementRegulatory responseDispute & litigationIP & compliance

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Core domain · Contracts & CLM

Contract operations

Drafting, negotiation, obligation tracking, clause risk, and renewal management - connected to procurement outcomes and legal exposure in real time.

Drafting & negotiationObligation trackingRisk & clause AICLM lifecycle

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Core domain · Procurement

Source-to-pay

Supplier onboarding, sourcing, PO approvals, invoice matching, and spend analytics - with full visibility of the contract obligations and legal exposure behind every decision.

Supplier onboardingSource-to-payPO & approvalsSpend analytics

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Not AI that drafts a clause.

A system that understands the legal obligation behind it, the supplier it governs, and the spend commitment it creates - all at once.

Not AI that approves a PO.

A system that knows the contract terms governing it, the regulatory requirements that apply, and the legal exposure it creates - before it acts.

Not AI that flags a regulatory issue.

A system that cascades that flag across every affected supplier obligation, contract clause, and procurement workflow - simultaneously.

That is commercial intelligence. Only possible because Leah connects all three domains as one system.

The enterprise platform

One connected system
for the commercial enterprise.
Build. Connect. Govern. Execute.

The commercial intelligence operating layer for the entire enterprise. Built ground-up for autonomous execution, Leah extends into any commercial function without rebuilding.

Skill-based agentic orchestration

Orchestration that knows what it's doing - not just what to do next.

It doesn't just route tasks - it deploys the right domain agent, with the right commercial context, at the right moment. This is what makes it categorically different from generic agent frameworks.

Skill-based routing

Matches every task to the right domain agent by skill - not by queue. Reroutes autonomously on exception or failure.

Parallel agent coordination

Deploys multiple agents simultaneously across legal, contracting, and procurement - shared context, no handoffs, no loss.

Self-healing execution

When a process changes or hits an exception - the orchestration layer corrects and continues. No escalation. No stall.

Domain digital twins

Workflows modeled as digital twins of real commercial processes. Stateful. Lifecycle-aware. Audit-ready.

Governed by design

Every agent action traceable from trigger to outcome. Board-ready. Regulator-ready. Audit-native from first principles.

Enterprise connectivity

Deep integration with ERP, CLM, procurement, and finance systems. Your data. Your context. Your rules.

Agentic workflows

Build and run commercial workflows that execute themselves.

Encode any commercial process as an agentic workflow - with real domain logic, real approvals, real dependencies. Not a flowchart. A live, executing, self-healing process that delivers governed outcomes.

Business applications

Deploy production-grade commercial apps with agentic execution embedded.

Build applications that expose commercial workflows through role-based interfaces. Not demos. Production applications where deep domain agentic execution is the engine underneath.

Domain agents

Deploy specialized agents - or build your own on Leah’s platform.

Leah ships with deep domain agents for legal, contracting, and procurement. Enterprises can compose, build, and deploy their own agents on top - extending commercial intelligence into any function, any process, any future use case.

Connects to every commercial function

Build

Encode any commercial process as an agentic workflow or application

Connect

Integrate with every enterprise system - ERP, CLM, procurement, finance

Govern

Every agent action traceable, auditable, and compliant - natively

Execute

End-to-end, across all functions, without humans in the loop unless needed

Where customers are scaling Leah next

The core platform is the foundation.
These are the two most natural next steps.

Customers are already scaling Leah into finance and shared services because the commercial intelligence was already there. No integration project. No new data model.

Connected growth · Financial transformation

Financial operations.
Connected to commercial intelligence.

Every financial obligation starts as a commercial contract. Every invoice is governed by terms legal already holds. Every spend decision creates supplier exposure procurement already tracks. Customers are connecting Leah to financial transformation - order-to-cash, invoice management, treasury, and spend controls - because the intelligence is already in the system. Not a new implementation. A natural extension.

Order-to-cash

Commercial contract terms govern every revenue collection decision. Leah already holds that context.

Invoice management

Every invoice validated against the contract obligation that created it. Discrepancies caught before payment.

Spend controls

Every spend decision made with full visibility of the contract terms, obligations, and risk behind it.

Treasury

Commercial exposure mapped to cash flow in real time. No manual reconciliation between finance and legal.

Financial obligations flow directly from commercial contracts - the intelligence was already thereSee more →

Connected growth · Shared services & GBS

Back-office operations.
Powered by commercial intelligence.

Shared services and GBS teams run on commercial context - supplier onboarding governed by contract terms, compliance policies tied to regulatory obligations, reporting driven by the same commercial data legal and procurement already hold. Customers are scaling Leah into back-office operations because the commercial context extends directly - without rebuilding anything.

Supplier onboarding

Onboarding workflows governed by the contract terms and compliance requirements legal already holds.

Policy management

Policies reviewed and updated automatically when regulatory obligations change. No manual calendar required.

Compliance reporting

Regulatory reporting drawn directly from the commercial data layer - traceable, auditable, board-ready.

Risk & governance

Enterprise risk mapped to commercial obligations in real time. Gaps surfaced before they become audit findings.

The same commercial context that runs legal and procurement - extended into every back-office function

And beyond · Extensible by design

Any commercial function. Any use case. Any future need.

Leah's agentic infrastructure is a platform. Enterprises can compose, build, and deploy their own agents and workflows on top - extending commercial intelligence into any function without rebuilding the foundation.

The intelligence
is already there.

How it works

Other systems route work to people.
Leah does the work.

Systems built to store and route cannot be made autonomous by adding an AI layer. That is the ceiling every other platform has hit. Leah was designed for execution from the start - orchestration coordinating every agent, every domain, every outcome end-to-end without humans in the loop.

Orchestration assembles the full commercial picture

Before any agent acts, Leah's orchestration layer pulls complete commercial context across all three domains. Who is the counterparty? What obligations exist? What is the regulatory exposure? What did procurement negotiate? All of it - simultaneously, in context, before the first action is taken.

→Orchestration layer - full commercial context assembled

Domain agents deployed in parallel, with shared awareness

The orchestration layer deploys specialized agents across legal, contracting, and procurement simultaneously. Not sequentially. Not one function at a time. All at once, with every agent knowing what the others are doing. This is only possible when orchestration is native - not added on top of a system designed for handoffs.

→Agents deployed in parallel - no handoffs

Agents execute and self-heal when things change

Each agent completes its work: drafting, reviewing, routing, approving, flagging. When a process changes mid-execution - a supplier fails qualification, a regulation shifts, a counterparty pushes back - the orchestration layer self-corrects without stopping. No escalation. No human asked what to do next.

→Agents - execute and recover autonomously

Governed outcome delivered. Not a status update.

The contract is signed. The supplier is onboarded. The obligation is tracked. The regulatory flag is resolved. Every step logged. Every decision auditable. Every action traceable from trigger to outcome. Board-ready. Regulator-ready. Complete.

→Governed output - auditable end-to-end

CLM origins - our right to win

A decade of operational depth. Then we built the next category.

Our time operating at the frontier of enterprise CLM gave us something no competitor has: the knowledge of exactly what commercial operations require from an autonomous system. What data needs to flow. What decisions need shared context. What governance needs to be native, not retrofitted. We took that knowledge and built Leah from scratch - an agentic OS where orchestration is the architecture, domain intelligence is at every layer, and autonomous execution is the purpose from the first line of code.

Why orchestration cannot be added later

Orchestration is not a feature. It is the architecture. You cannot retrofit it.

A copilot assists one task. A CLM with AI can draft a clause and wait for a human to route it. Leah's orchestration layer coordinates domain agents across legal, contracting, and procurement in parallel - sharing context, triggering each other, self-healing, delivering governed outcomes without breaking flow. Every enterprise vendor that has tried to bolt orchestration onto existing architecture has hit the same wall. You cannot rewrite the foundation from the outside.

The category Leah is creating

Systems of record. Systems of workflow. Now: systems of execution. This is the third era.

The enterprise has always had systems that store commercial work and systems that move it between people. What it has never had is a system that actually executes it end-to-end. That is the category Leah is creating - and the only platform that can sit there because it is the only one built for it from the start.

Why we win

Every competitor built for storage and routing.
Leah was built for execution.

Every competitor built for human steps, then added AI on top. None were designed for autonomous execution. Leah was.

vs CLM Vendors

IroncladIcertisDocuSign CLM

They stored contracts. Then they added AI. The ceiling is still there.

CLM platforms were architected for human-driven workflows. AI on top makes them faster. It does not make them autonomous.

-No orchestration layer — agents assist individual tasks but the process still waits for a person at every step

-No procurement connection — the commercial seam between contracting and procurement remains open

-Why we win: We built CLM at that level of scale. We know exactly where the ceiling is. We built what comes after it.

Our advantage

Strong

vs Legal AI

HarveyCoCounselSpellbook

They make lawyers faster. Work still waits at every step.

Legal AI is task assistance. It helps one lawyer with one task. It cannot coordinate across legal, contracting, and procurement.

-Task-level only — improves individual productivity, not commercial execution

-No commercial domain — no understanding of procurement obligation risk or contract exposure at enterprise scale

-Why we win: Legal is one domain inside Leah’s orchestration layer. It connects to contracting and procurement natively.

Our advantage

Decisive

vs Horizontal AI

CopilotGemini

Built for everyone. Which means built for no commercial operation in particular.

Horizontal AI is a general-purpose tool. It has never processed a CLM at scale. No governance layer. No orchestration infrastructure.

-No orchestration layer — assists one person with one task; cannot coordinate agents across commercial functions

-No commercial domain intelligence — no understanding of CLM complexity, procurement risk, or legal obligation at enterprise scale

Our advantage

Structural

vs Procurement

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They optimise the purchase. They have no idea what it commits you to.

Procurement platforms are built to get purchases approved. Every purchase creates a contract. Every contract carries obligations. Procurement platforms see none of this.

-No cross-function orchestration — procurement decisions cannot trigger legal or contracting agents

-Supplier risk invisible to contract risk — the gap where commercial exposure actually accumulates, completely unaddressed

-Why we win: Leah connects every procurement decision to legal and contract context natively. The gap is closed by design, not integration.

Our advantage

Strong

Leah - the first agentic system for commercial intelligence

CLM origins. Agentic from scratch. Deep domain intelligence. Native orchestration.
The only company that had to unlearn what it built to build what's next.

No other platform was built for autonomous commercial execution. We operated at the frontier of CLM, saw the ceiling, and started over.

-CLM origins — our right to win — a decade of real commercial complexity; the only CLM company that made the leap to native agentic execution

-Native orchestration — coordinates domain agents across legal, contracting, and procurement simultaneously; built in, not bolted on

-Deep domain intelligence — legal, contracting, and procurement understood as one commercial system; not three separate products

-Built for execution — not storage, not routing, not assisting; owning commercial outcomes end-to-end

-Self-healing by design — processes recover autonomously; no human in the loop unless genuinely needed

-Audit-native governance — built into the orchestration layer; every action traceable from trigger to outcome

Side by side

The gaps are not subtle.
Leah is different from others.

Every capability that matters for enterprise commercial intelligence, mapped across every competitor category. This isn't a feature comparison. It's a category comparison - and the gap is architectural.

What matters	Leah	CLM vendors	Legal AI	Horizontal AI	Procurement
Connects legal, contracting & procurement	✓ All three, natively	✗ Contracts only	✗ Legal only	✗ None	✗ Procurement only
Executes work end-to-end	✓ Fully autonomous	✗ Routes to people	✗ Assists tasks	✗ Assists tasks	✗ Routes spend
Built ground-up for autonomous execution	✓ Native architecture	✗ AI on storage	✗ AI on tasks	✗ Generic AI	✗ AI on spend
Shared commercial intelligence	✓ Across all domains	✗ No	✗ No	✗ No	✗ No
Deep commercial domain expertise	✓ All three domains	~ Contracts	~ Legal tasks	✗ Generic	~ Procurement
Self-healing when something goes wrong	✓ Built-in	✗ Escalates to humans	✗ None	✗ None	✗ None
Enterprise-grade governance & audit	✓ Native to design	~ Partial	✗ Limited	✗ Not built-in	~ Partial
Gets smarter with every function added	✓ Compounding loop	✗ No	✗ No	✗ No	✗ No

What Customers Say

Tested by Teams. Trusted by Enterprises.

Real words from the people running legal, procurement, and commercial operations on Leah every day.

“Getting the work done is good. Getting it done in the right way as efficiently and effectively as possible? That’s great.”

Noelle Perkins

EVP, Chief Legal Officer & Secretary, Cushman & Wakefield

“Leah let us shift energy toward the bold, future-focused initiatives, opening white-space opportunities and elevating our voice in the boardroom in ways we never imagined.”

Lidia Kamleh

Chief Legal Officer, Dubai Future Foundation

“Regulatory pressure, tighter margins, and a race for data-driven insight are pushing banks and insurers toward legal-grade AI like Leah, which accelerates compliance reviews and frees talent for higher-value analysis.”

Teresa Owusu-Adjei

Global Clients and Markets Leader, PwC

“Leah removed repetitive admin tasks, boosted team engagement, and unlocked enterprise-wide efficiency across our global legal workflows.”

Frances Bain-Cumberbatch

Chief Legal and External Affairs Officer, Ansa McAl Limited

“Leah is purpose-built for legal: clause-level intelligence, policy-aligned fallback language, and audit-ready tracking that generic GenAI simply cannot match.”

Niranjan Umarane

Chief Product Officer, Execo

“Leah transformed how we manage contracts across our European operations, bringing visibility and control where we had none before.”

Zillia Knight

Senior Legal Officer, Terumo Europe

Customer footprint

Trusted by enterprises worldwide.

From global pharma and financial services leaders to industrial giants and high-growth platforms

PwC

Pernod Ricard

Alaska Airlines

Sandoz

Beiersdorf

Comerica Bank

YETI

Wood PLC

Penske Logistics

Aliaxis

Daikin Comfort

Agree Realty

Pleo

tesa SE

Crawford & Company

BSH Appliances

Dubai Future

Dawn Foods

AGC Biologics

ANSA McAL

BHN Rewards

Bumi Armada

PowerSchool

FNIH

Fullerton Fund

Greencross Vets

Hastings Deering

Housing Bank

KPMG

Kärcher

Li & Fung

LogicMonitor

Maxim Healthcare

MCC Label

MDI / Novare

Merz Therapeutics

MicroStrategy

MUFG

Molecular Partners

Museum of Future

Nations Roof

oOh! Media

Pella Corporation

Pepco Group

Philips

Quanta Services

S&B Engineering

Sciensus

Sonepar

StarHub

Suburban Propane

Vencora

Verint

Viva.com

Advantage Solutions

Why the value compounds

The longer Leah runs, the more it delivers.

Every commercial operation Leah executes makes the next one smarter, faster, and more connected. The advantage builds with every function added, every process run, every outcome delivered. This isn't a lock-in story. It's a compounding value story.

Domain intelligence that gets deeper the more it knows about your business

Leah doesn't just execute. It learns your commercial environment. Your playbooks, your supplier relationships, your obligation patterns, your risk thresholds. Every process run embeds more of your specific context. The intelligence becomes more precise, more predictive, and more valuable the longer it operates.

Deepens over time

Every function you add multiplies the value of the ones already running

When procurement connects to contracts, every contract decision gets better. When legal connects to both, risk surfaces earlier and resolves faster. Each function Leah operates enriches every other function it touches. Adding shared services doesn't just add a new capability. It makes legal, contracting, and procurement smarter simultaneously.

Value multiplies

Outcomes improve continuously without additional headcount or implementation

A procurement event contextualises contract risk. A legal flag updates supplier obligations. A regulatory change cascades system-wide automatically. The more Leah runs, the more connections it makes and the more value it surfaces. Better decisions, faster execution, fewer gaps. Compounding, not static.

Compounds without effort

Built ground-up so every capability we add lands on a foundation designed to carry it

Because Leah was built as a native agentic OS from first principles, not adapted from a storage system, every new agent, workflow, and integration extends naturally. No retrofitting. No architectural compromise. New capabilities don't just add features. They make the entire system more powerful. That is what it means to be built ground-up for autonomous execution.

Extends naturally

Industry Recognitions

G2 Users Most Likely To Recommend Mid-Market

Built by practitioners, for practitioners

The first agentic system for commercial intelligence.

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CommercialIntelligence.Built Ground-Up.Not SaaS With AI on Top.

See how your team canGet to Great.

Every software company layered AI on top.We spent a decade inside the deepest commercial category.Then we built what comes next.

Legal. Contracting. Procurement.One connected commercial system.Finally executed as one.

One connected systemfor the commercial enterprise.Build. Connect. Govern. Execute.

The core platform is the foundation.These are the two most natural next steps.

Other systems route work to people.Leah does the work.

Every competitor built for storage and routing.Leah was built for execution.

The gaps are not subtle.Leah is different from others.

Tested by Teams. Trusted by Enterprises.

Trusted by enterprises worldwide.

The longer Leah runs, the more it delivers.

The first agentic system for commercial intelligence.

Commercial
Intelligence.
Built Ground-Up.
Not SaaS With AI on Top.

See how your team can
Get to Great.

Every software company layered AI on top.
We spent a decade inside the deepest commercial category.
Then we built what comes next.

Legal. Contracting. Procurement.
One connected commercial system.
Finally executed as one.

One connected system
for the commercial enterprise.
Build. Connect. Govern. Execute.

The core platform is the foundation.
These are the two most natural next steps.

Other systems route work to people.
Leah does the work.

Every competitor built for storage and routing.
Leah was built for execution.

The gaps are not subtle.
Leah is different from others.