Product · Workflow
From intake to renewal — one connected workflow.
Every stage of the agreement lifecycle on a single platform — so contracts move from request to signature to renewal without handoff gaps, re-keying, or work falling through the cracks.
The lifecycle
Six stages. Zero handoff gaps.
One platform, one record — from the first request to the renewal reminder.
Any entry point
Email, Word, Salesforce, or a web form — Saige Assist classifies the agreement and routes it.
Extracted & scored
Material terms pulled, clause risk flagged, deviations scored — in minutes.
On-playbook redlines
Deviations flagged and on-playbook language proposed, right in Word.
Conditional routing
Approvals trigger on deal size, liability cap, and non-standard terms.
From the same record
Routed to DocuSign or Adobe Sign with signers pre-populated.
Obligations & renewals
Every obligation and renewal date is a live record, surfaced before it matters.
By role
The same workflow, from your seat.
One connected lifecycle — but Legal, Procurement, Sales, and Finance each own different moments. Here's where you fit.
You've seen a CLM get bought and never adopted, and you're sitting on a backlog of agreements with no searchable home — buy-side and sell-side, across teams in different places.
Requests land in one place — email, Word, CRM, or an embedded intake button.
Saige Assist extracts terms, flags risk, scores deviations — you review exceptions, not every line.
You ownRedline inside your playbook, in Word, with on-playbook language suggested.
You ownSet the guardrails once; the business self-serves within them.
Every executed agreement gets a searchable home — clauses, obligations, renewals.
You ownSaige Assist reads and risk-flags every contract — so you review the exceptions, not every line.
Outcome: legal stops being the bottleneck — and the place everyone emails to find a contract.
Simulated product UI
It comes down to tracking and tracing what you've committed to — and being able to find a contract and its terms in seconds, even across a recall or an acquisition.
Start a vendor agreement from your procurement system — supplier, entity, and terms up front.
You ownSaige Assist extracts every material term — pricing, renewal, liability — so nothing hides in a PDF.
Routing that mirrors your real spend-approval matrix.
Obligations, renewals, and MSA → SOW → amendment hierarchy as live records — find any contract in seconds.
You ownFind any contract, term, and obligation across the portfolio in plain language.
Outcome: no surprise auto-renewals, no week-long hunt for what a contract actually says.
Simulated product UI
Your sales paper starts in the CRM — order forms, SOWs, standard agreements — and reps shouldn't wait on legal to generate it. If the tool doesn't live where the deal lives, they route around it.
Generate order forms, SOWs, and standard agreements from the CRM — auto-populated from your Salesforce data.
You ownNon-standard terms auto-flag for legal; standard deals flow straight through.
Real-time visibility into who has the ball — no wondering whether a contract is stuck.
Send for signature in a click; signed status syncs back to the CRM your team lives in.
You ownEvery agreement's status in one view — synced where your team already works.
Outcome: sales paper is generated where the deal lives and moves at pipeline speed; legal only touches the exceptions.
Simulated product UI
When the auditors ask, you need obligation and exposure visibility in hours, not a multi-day fire drill — and proof that controls held at every step.
Approval authority limits enforce who can commit the organization to what.
You ownEvery action is captured in a timestamped, immutable audit trail.
Pull obligation, exposure, and revenue-recognition reports on demand.
You ownPull obligation, exposure, and revenue-recognition reports on demand.
Outcome: audit-ready by design — SOC 2 Type II, ICOFR-ready, every action traceable.
Simulated product UI
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See the whole workflow, end to end.
A complete walkthrough of IntelAgree — from intake to renewal, across every role on this page.
IntelAgree vs Ironclad
Adaptive intent vs. templated workflow.
Both platforms streamline contract operations. They differ at the architecture: Ironclad assembles workflows from configurable templates; IntelAgree assembles workflows from agreement intent, with governance applied as constraints rather than templates.
| Capability | IntelAgree | Ironclad |
|---|---|---|
| Workflow assembly model | Dynamic per agreement intent; assembled at runtime from clause library and risk rules | Configurable templates; assembled by template selection at intake |
| AI integration depth | Saige Assist operates inside governance: clause selection, routing, and draft assembly all bounded by the approval matrix | AI Assist features added to template-driven workflows; positioned alongside the workflow |
| Buy-side and sell-side coverage | Single platform serving procurement, legal, and revenue teams with role-appropriate views | Strong sell-side heritage; buy-side workflows built atop the same platform |
| Governance enforcement | Approval gates, mandatory clauses, risk thresholds, and regulatory checks run as constraints inside the AI's path | Approval routing and conditional logic configurable per template |
| Adaptation to business change | Adaptive intent re-evaluates context per case; new agreement types absorbed without template build cycles | New agreement types require new template configuration |
| Audit traceability | Every action — including AI proposals — logged with provenance to source clause and authority | Workflow events logged; AI Assist actions visible in the event stream |
Comparison reflects architectural differences between the platforms; both streamline contract operations. Ironclad has an established brand and a wide ecosystem.
Rated by the people who use it.
On G2 — the independent software-review platform — IntelAgree's customers recognize the things that matter most to lean legal and procurement teams: how easy it is to work with, the support behind it, and day-to-day satisfaction.