Conga CLM news and product updates

The Oct '26 release of Conga CLM for Salesforce adds the CLM AI Library, a package that opens agreement lifecycle actions to Agentforce and Claude through Conga's Model Context Protocol capability. From a natural language prompt, users can create agreements, generate documents, import offline paper, send agreements for review or signature, and activate them. Administrators install the package and choose which capabilities to configure.

Buyer relevance. An AI assistant can now move a Salesforce agreement through review, signature and activation, so admins should decide which of those actions to expose and where a person still confirms the step before anything goes to a counterparty.

Conga CLM for Advantage Platform release 202609.1.0, published to Preview on 22 September 2026, adds Supplier Sanctions Screening, which checks one or many suppliers against the OFAC SDN List and the UN Consolidated Sanctions List and emails per supplier PDF reports. Screening runs on a purpose built AI skill using exact match logic with no score or fuzzy matching, and it never blocks a supplier automatically: an authorized user must block with a recorded reason, after which linked contracts show a Blocked tag and their workflow actions pause.

Buyer relevance. Legal and procurement teams get sanctions checks inside the contract workflow with a documented human decision point, a clear answer to where the AI acts on its own and where a person must decide. This is a Preview release, so confirm production availability before relying on it.