IntelAgree Brings AI-Powered Contract Management to Microsoft Customers

Microsoft customers can now use IntelAgree’s contract management platform, which has just become available on the company’s commercial marketplace. This is a big deal for IntelAgree, as it marks a significant expansion of its reach into enterprise environments.

The AI technology behind this new platform helps legal and business teams analyze contracts more effectively. They can use it to identify potential risks, extract key terms, and automate related workflows. By integrating with Microsoft technologies, organizations can easily incorporate contract intelligence into their existing processes while getting the security benefits of using a Microsoft product in the cloud.

One major advantage for customers is that they can purchase IntelAgree through their existing Microsoft agreements. This means that purchases will be counted towards a customer’s Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC). As a result, teams can allocate budget they’ve already committed to contract management tasks, like automating workflows and streamlining processes.

IntelAgree has embedded Saige Assist, its purpose-built generative AI tool, into the platform. This means that answers from this tool are based on each customer’s specific procedures and standards, so recommendations always reflect their own policies and practices.

According to IntelAgree, participating in the Microsoft marketplace and co-sell program is designed to make software procurement and deployment easier for customers while enabling closer collaboration with Microsoft’s enterprise sales organization. The integration helps organizations improve contract visibility and reduce manual legal review through AI-assisted workflows – which can be especially helpful when dealing with complex contracts.

IntelAgree is available now on the Microsoft Marketplace, with integrations across the entire Microsoft ecosystem. This move will provide customers with a more effective solution for managing their contracts by combining the power of AI tools like IntelAgree’s contract management platform.