Get the full value of every agreement —
from the wisdom that built your business.
Saige Assist is IntelAgree's generative-AI assistant — named for the sage advice a great contracts team earns over years. It holds your playbooks, your templates, your language, and the decisions that built your business, and puts that wisdom to work on every agreement — so the value you negotiated is the value you actually get.
Every contracts team runs on wisdom that was never written down. The reason you cap liability the way you do. The fallback your old GC always reached for. The phrasing your business actually means when it says “net 30.”
When the person who held that wisdom moves on, it doesn't transfer with the files. It just… goes quiet.
Saige Assist is named for sage — sage advice, sage wisdom, what today you'd just call context. It's built to keep that wisdom in the building, and to make it useful on the very next agreement.
Institutional
knowledge has a
half-life.
Your contracts work was always done by people who cared, and done well. The limit was never effort. It was that the reasoning lived in heads and inboxes — so every departure, every reorg, every “the person who knew that left” quietly resets the team.
The documents stay. The judgment behind them is what erodes.
— Association of Corporate Counsel
Illustrative. Every team feels this curve differently — Saige Assist's job is to flatten the drops by capturing the reasoning, not just the document.
Wisdom in. Better agreements out.
That loop is the whole idea.
Saige Assist is purpose-built generative AI, trained on your playbooks and contract data — not the open web. Three sources of wisdom feed it. It applies them to every moment of an agreement, and learns from the result.
Saige Assist owns the interface, the contract ontology, and the feedback loop — not just a raw model. That's a decade of domain-specific design you can't replicate by swapping models or bolting on a chatbot.
The role of the contract professional is shifting — from doing to managing.
Saige Assist doesn't replace the expert. It makes them the expert in the loop — the same judgment, freed from the manual grind and pointed at the work that actually needs a person.
Start with what
fits today.
Expand when
ready.
Saige Assist is a modular suite of five nested levels. Each one includes everything beneath it — so the wisdom compounds as you climb, and you never pay for capability you're not ready to use.
Not a separate AI tool. The same context, present at every step.
Saige Assist surfaces its insight when you need it — finding, structuring, negotiating, and quantifying risk — inside the workflow you already use.
Negotiation
Each party's total liability shall not be limited and shall include consequential and indirect damages not exceed the total fees paid in the twelve (12) months preceding the claim, and excludes indirect and consequential damages.
Pulled from your approved clause library to bring §9 back on-standard — and the edit favors your entity, not the counterparty.
Saige Assist
shows its work.
When Saige Assist redlines a contract, the work is the proof: you see exactly what changed, and the approved position it changed to. Reasoning, not magic — and you approve every edit.
- ◆Grounded in your playbookEvery suggested edit traces to your approved positions and clause library — not a generic guess.
- ◆You approve every changeSaige Assist proposes; legal accepts, edits, or rejects. The guardrails stay with your team.
- ◆Tracked & auditableEvery change is tracked in Word, logged, and retained across versions — nothing happens silently.
- ◆Favors your sideSubscriber-Aware Redlining means edits lean to your entity's position, not the counterparty's.
Find everything in your agreements —
just by asking.
Saige Assist: Agent turns your whole contract portfolio into something you can simply ask. Pose a question in plain language and get a precise answer — pulled from your own contracts and cited to the exact clause, in seconds. No hunting, no toggling, no re-reading.
A general AI assistant only knows what you paste into it. It can't see the cap you negotiated last cycle, the approvals you've configured, or the position your playbook calls for.
Saige Assist: Agent brings all of it to bear. Ask how to approach a renewal and it answers from your own precedent — and tells you what your own process will require before you commit.
That grounding is the difference between a confident-sounding guess and an answer your team can act on.
grounded in your data
One question. Answers from across your whole portfolio.
- “Where are we exposed?”Off-standard terms and uncapped liability, flagged across every active agreement — with the clause to check.
- “What's renewing — and what will it cost?”Renewal dates, notice windows, and price terms, surfaced before they lapse.
- “Summarize this MSA.”The deal in plain language, with the clauses that actually matter.
- “Find every agreement with this party.”The whole relationship — every contract, amendment, and key date — in one view.
- “Draft this to our standard.”On-playbook language, cited and ready to drop into Word.
As business gets more complex — a new tariff, a force-majeure event, a regulation — the questions you need to ask of your contracts change overnight. Saige Assist already holds your context, so you can find where you're exposed and get the full value of every agreement — across its whole life, not just at signature.
If your team already reaches for ChatGPT to read a contract, that instinct is right.
General models draft well. The open question is whether the wisdom sticks — or resets with every session. The difference between generic AI and Saige Assist is architectural, not feature-count.
One model for everyone. Forgets each session. Reads only the document in front of it.
No audit trail; literal answers; no sense of your legal nuance.
Trained on your playbooks and history. Retains and evolves inside your CLM.
Explainable, auditable, built for contract professionals — and it favors your side.
Illustrative. The contracts and decisions your team captures now are the dataset no future model can backfill — that compounds in your favor.
Why context beats raw AI capability
Our chief data scientist on why governed, contract-native AI — grounded in your playbooks, precedent, and the way your business actually works — wins where it counts, against raw model horsepower with none of your context.
The search functionality alone was infinitely better. I went from an approved agreement to fully executed in nine minutes.
“I can type in a party's name and every contract associated with them pops up instantly.”
“The ability to configure the system independently, without overburdening our IT team, was phenomenal.”
“We can set permissions so people only see what's relevant to them.”
“Especially like the AI capabilities that aid in the contract review process and searching through existing contracts in the system.”
“It's powered by AI, unlocking analytics and insights that we were never able to track before.”
“It helps me analyze current contracts. This gives me more time to work on complex documents and strategies.”
Questions teams ask before they bring Saige Assist in.
People move on.
The wisdom stays.
Give your team an assistant that holds your playbooks, your language, and every decision you've made — and applies that judgment to the next agreement, and the one after that. Same team. More contracts. Less risk.