AI-driven contract management and compliance agent
PwC (Global) · Acquisition & Procurement
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Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 7 captures on record
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This AI agent automates the contract lifecycle by intelligently extracting clauses, dates, and risk terms from raw documents, then validating them against policy rules to detect non-compliance. It continuously monitors KPIs, issues proactive expiration alerts, and identifies underperforming or high-risk contracts—using performance data to recommend renegotiation strategies. By auto-generating audit-ready reports for legal and business teams, this solution can help mitigate hidden contract risks, expedite compliance checks, and empower smarter, data-driven decisions.
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- Extracts clauses, dates, and risk terms from raw contracts using AI.
- Detects non-compliance by comparing clauses with policy rules.
- Monitors contract KPIs and send proactive expiration alerts.
- Identifies underperforming or risky contracts for renegotiation.
- Recommends negotiation strategies using performance data.
- Auto-generates audit-ready reports for legal and business teams.
This solution is built on Azure AI Foundry and is invokable in PwC’s agent OS platform. Using agent OS, clients can design and orchestrate AI agents across enterprise workflows, via a drag-and-drop interface with natural language configuration. The solution is framework-agnostic, scalable, and designed for both tech and non-tech users. PwC’s agent OS readily supports multi-agent systems, recursive logic, and governance.
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