Audit existing agreements
Ingest your full archive of vendor, customer, employment, and real estate contracts, then extract the key terms into a clean, searchable view of the portfolio.
For Corporations & In-House Teams
Know what’s in every contract you’ve signed.
Most legal departments sit on thousands of executed agreements they can’t fully see. eBrevia turns that backlog into structured, searchable data — so your team can audit the portfolio, track obligations and renewals, prepare for regulatory change, and connect contract terms to the rest of the business. Review up to 90% faster, with every answer source-linked to the original text.
AuditSee your entire executed contract portfolio
RenewalsSurface obligations, renewals & notice dates
ComplianceBuilt for GDPR, SOX & HIPAA review
ConnectedContract data linked into your systems
The in-house value
Turn a contract backlog into a managed asset.
In-house teams are asked to do more with less while owning ever more risk. eBrevia gives legal, compliance, and procurement a single, accurate view of what every agreement actually says — so decisions move faster and surprises get smaller.
From signed-and-forgotten to fully visible.
eBrevia is document-agnostic, so it ingests legacy agreements regardless of format, template, or quality. With 700+ pre-trained fields, your team gets structured data on day one — obligations, key dates, parties, and risk terms — without months of manual abstraction.
Track obligations, renewals & notice dates
Identify auto-renewals, expirations, notice windows, and recurring obligations so the business never misses a deadline or pays for something it meant to cancel.
Prepare for regulatory change & repapering
Pinpoint provisions affected by new regulation, data-privacy rules, or benchmark transitions, prioritize the highest-risk agreements, and manage remediation at scale.
Connect contract data to the business
Feed structured contract terms into the systems your finance, procurement, and operations teams already use, so legal data informs decisions everywhere.
Where in-house teams use it
One platform across the legal department’s mandate.
eBrevia is pre-trained for the work corporate legal, compliance, and procurement teams own — from contract management to compliance review, repapering, and M&A integration.
Contract management & digitization
Digitize legacy agreements and build a structured, searchable repository of terms and obligations. Explore contract management →
Compliance review
Identify and monitor provisions tied to GDPR, SOX, and HIPAA across your portfolio, and evidence the controls behind them.
Repapering & remediation
Update large volumes of agreements for regulatory change or benchmark transitions, prioritizing by risk and tracking progress. See bulk review →
M&A & integration
Run target-side diligence, surface change-of-control and assignment terms, and plan post-close integration with structured data. Explore M&A diligence →
Reduce outside-counsel spend
Bring high-volume review in-house and send law firms cleaner, pre-structured contract sets, so you pay for judgment instead of page-turning.
Connect to your systems
Route contract data into business workflows and applications through eBrevia Connect. See eBrevia Connect →
Why in-house teams trust it
Accurate, defensible, and built for the enterprise.
eBrevia pairs proven AI with the controls and confidentiality a corporate legal department requires.
Source-linked answers
Every extracted term links to the exact clause in the original document, so legal can verify findings quickly and defensibly.
Proven AI foundation
Machine learning and natural language processing developed with Columbia University’s Data Science Institute, refined since 2011.
Enterprise security
eBrevia is built to handle sensitive corporate data with enterprise-grade security and confidentiality. Review security →
See it on your portfolio
Talk to our team
Show us your contracts. We’ll show you what’s inside.
Bring a sample of your executed agreements. We’ll run them through eBrevia and show your team the obligations, renewal dates, and compliance terms it surfaces — on your own documents.