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Icertis alternatives and competitors
The closest alternatives to Icertis are Sirion, Agiloft, Ironclad and Docusign CLM.
Icertis Contract Intelligence is an enterprise contract platform covering authoring, negotiation, approval, execution, obligation management, risk and compliance, and analytics, for buy side and sell side agreements. Vera, its agent layer, drafts NDAs and statements of work from a conversation, builds review playbooks, flags risk with citations to the clause, redlines, and approves fulfillment with an audit trail. Prebuilt adapters connect it to SAP, Microsoft, Salesforce and Workday systems, Vera is embedded in Microsoft 365 Copilot, and the platform runs only on Microsoft Azure and Azure Government. Icertis publishes no price, and each contract is quoted after a demo.
The alternatives below differ from Icertis in three ways: which cloud and business systems each is anchored to, how small a start is possible, and where the AI does its work.
9 alternatives to Icertis
Starting prices are as each vendor publishes them, in its own currency and billing unit.
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Sirion
Procurement and post signature depth
The closest like for like alternative for buy side and sell side contracts at enterprise scale. It runs across AWS, Azure, Oracle and IBM clouds where Icertis runs only on Azure, and puts its depth into what happens after signature: obligation tracking, supplier performance and invoice reconciliation, with four SAP Ariba accelerators. agentOS lets a customer build and test its own contract agents.
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Agiloft
Can start with Astra's free plan
An enterprise platform for legal and procurement teams that can start small: Astra reviews contracts in Word and has a free plan with unlimited users, with Astra Pro from $120 per month, billed annually. The full CLM is quoted and runs on AWS, single tenant or multitenant, in Australia, Canada, Ireland, Germany or the United States. The Integration Hub, built on Workato, offers more than 1,000 prebuilt connectors.
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Ironclad
No code workflows for business teams
Built for enterprise and growing companies, with a no code Workflow Designer that sales, procurement and finance use to launch contracts, and Salesforce and Coupa at the center of its integrations. Ironclad Agent hands plain language requests to agents for intake, contract review, renewals and analytics, and MCP connectors answer contract questions in Claude, ChatGPT and Slackbot. It hosts in the US or the EU.
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Docusign CLM
Docusign eSignature built in
Generates contracts from templates and Salesforce data, routes them through a workflow designer with more than 100 preconfigured steps and signs them with Docusign eSignature. Iris reviews agreements against a playbook, extracts data points and summarizes contracts, and the AI runs on Microsoft Azure. It connects to SAP Ariba and Coupa, and government editions are authorized under FedRAMP, with a DoD Impact Level 4 edition.
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Workday Contract Lifecycle Management
Bought inside the Workday subscription
Sold under Workday's own subscription agreement to companies that already run Workday, with agents paid for in Workday Flex Credits. Contract Intelligence reads and reports on contracts and can sit on top of an existing contract system, and Contract Lifecycle Management adds intake, negotiation, approvals and signature. Icertis reaches Workday from outside, through a prebuilt Workday Financials adapter.
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Conga CLM
On Salesforce or any CRM
Part of Conga's commercial operations suite, alongside CPQ and document automation. It comes in two forms, the original application built on Salesforce and a software as a service edition that works alongside any CRM, ERP or procurement system, with authoring in Microsoft Word, Google Docs or a browser editor. AiMe, its AI, imports legacy and third party agreements in bulk, compares drafts against a negotiation playbook and proposes redlines.
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Leah
Agents for procurement and finance
Formerly ContractPodAi, sold to large enterprises in regulated industries and, like Icertis, hosted on Microsoft Azure. Its agents carry procurement and finance work alongside contracting, under rules the customer sets for which agents may act, on which data and where escalation is required, with every action logged. It routes tasks among models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere and Google.
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OnitX CLM
ReviewAI risk profiles in Word
Onit's CLM for enterprise legal departments, with intake forms, approval workflows, a clause library, a repository with contract hierarchies and Tableau dashboards. ReviewAI runs in desktop Word and from the workflow, checks a draft against the legal team's playbook, proposes redlines and fallback language, and logs a risk profile back to the contract record. It is hosted on AWS in the United States or Germany.
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Malbek
Marketplace integrations without code
A CLM for corporate legal departments and the sales, procurement and finance teams around them. Bek, its assistant, answers contract questions by text or voice and rewrites clauses in Word, BusinessIQ reads across the portfolio for revenue, risk and obligations, and an MCP Server lets outside AI assistants find, draft and negotiate contracts with every action logged. More than 50 integrations are set up through Malbek Marketplace without code, including a two way Salesforce connector.
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More Icertis head to heads
Side by side comparisons of Icertis with products not listed above.
Icertis alternatives, answered
What are the best alternatives to Icertis?
Sirion is the closest like for like alternative, an enterprise platform for buy side and sell side contracts with its depth in obligations and supplier performance. Agiloft suits legal and procurement teams that want to start with Word review on a free plan. Ironclad is built around workflows that business teams launch themselves. Docusign CLM fits companies that sign with Docusign, Workday Contract Lifecycle Management fits companies that already run Workday, and Conga CLM fits those that sell through Salesforce. Leah extends its agents to procurement and finance work.
Who are Icertis's competitors?
Icertis competes with other enterprise contract lifecycle platforms: Sirion, Agiloft, Ironclad, Docusign CLM, Workday Contract Lifecycle Management, Conga CLM and Leah. In enterprise legal departments it also competes with OnitX CLM and Malbek.
Does any Icertis alternative publish a price?
Agiloft publishes prices for Astra, its AI review product: a free plan with unlimited users, and Astra Pro from $120 per month, billed annually. Its full CLM is quoted. Icertis has no plan list and no free trial, and Sirion, Ironclad, Docusign CLM, Workday, Conga, Leah, OnitX CLM and Malbek also quote each customer.
Which Icertis alternatives run outside Microsoft Azure?
Icertis runs only on Microsoft Azure and Azure Government. Sirion runs across AWS, Azure, Oracle and IBM clouds, in regions from the United States to Saudi Arabia. Agiloft runs on AWS, single tenant or multitenant, in five countries, and OnitX CLM is hosted on AWS in the United States or Germany.