Concord

What is Concord?

Concord is an AI-powered contract management platform that covers contracts from intake to renewal in one place. The vendor says it launched its first end-to-end contract lifecycle management product in 2014 and built it for teams beyond legal.

Key features of Concord

• AI contract review: explains key risks and obligations and suggests edits.
• AI Copilot: answers common contract questions.
• Self-serve intake: business teams create contracts from legal-approved templates.
• Collaboration: redlining, version control, comments and e-signature.
• Alerts and reporting: deadline alerts and executive-ready reports.
• Search: find contracts by clause type or upcoming auto-renewals.

How Concord works

Teams request contracts through intake forms using approved templates, negotiate and sign in the platform, and store them in a searchable repository. Alerts flag renewals and obligations.

Who uses Concord?

Legal, procurement, finance, sales, HR, operations and IT teams. The vendor names customers such as Yates Construction, Vecna Robotics, LeoVegas and Pima Community College.

Concord pricing

Concord lists Essentials at $499 per month, Business at $899 and Enterprise at $1,299, paid annually, each including 5 users. Extra users cost $49, $69 and $89 per month. Business adds intake forms and approval workflows, and Enterprise adds a clause library, bulk send and an Open API.

Concord integrations

Concord integrates with Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Drive, Box, Dropbox and Zapier on Business and above, and has a Slack integration in beta.

Concord alternatives

Icertis and Docusign CLM are enterprise contract lifecycle platforms. Juro and LinkSquares target in-house legal and business teams, whereas Concord positions itself as built for teams outside legal.