Sirion Unicorn

An artificial intelligence based CLM software platform that integrates AI, automation and analytics to support drafting, negotiation, execution and monitoring of contracts, managing millions of contracts across more than 100 languages on a cloud-based platform.

agentOS is an AI-native operating system providing a secure, extensible framework to build, orchestrate and govern six lawyer-trained specialist agents (Search, Create, Issue Detection, Redline, Extraction, Playbook); AskSirion lets users command the full agentic capability in plain language with transparent, explained outputs.

CEO Ajay Agrawal: Sirion's superpower is that it goes beyond the operational efficiencies of traditional CLM to monitor and manage performance against the terms of the contract after signing.

Trusted by the world's most successful organizations to manage 3.5+ million contracts worth over $300 billion across 100+ countries.

Approximately 200 organizations use Sirion CLM, collectively managing over 5 million contracts worth $450+ billion, with operations spanning 70+ countries.

Deloitte serves as a preferred implementation partner for Sirion CLM deployments; the platform enables multi-disciplinary collaboration across procurement, legal, sales and business teams.

AskSirion lets legal, procurement and contract teams command the platform's agentic capabilities in everyday language, with plain-language explanations for every action and insight, fostering transparency and trust.

Deloitte integrates Sirion CLM into its digital procurement offering and serves as a preferred implementation partner for joint clients in the Asia Pacific region.

KPMG and SirionLabs announced a strategic alliance combining SirionLabs' AI-powered CLM technology with KPMG's business consulting expertise to help enterprises accelerate business transformation.

Six lawyer-trained specialist agents operate across the contract lifecycle: Search Agent (finds/retrieves contract intelligence), Create Agent (drafts from approved templates), Issue Detection Agent (flags playbook deviations), Redline Agent (surgically redlines with explanations), Extraction Agent (structures documents into contract intelligence), and Playbook Agent (standardizes institutional knowledge into playbooks).

Following the Eigen Technologies acquisition, Eigen's AI researchers and engineers form the core of a new Sirion AI Research Centre in London, with a second AI Research Centre established in New York City to develop next-generation AI/FSI capabilities.

An AI-native operating system that provides a secure, extensible framework to build, orchestrate and govern specialized agents, combining multiple large and proprietary specialized language models for domain-specific accuracy.

Sirion's contract database has parsed roughly 100 million contracts, underpinning its AI training and contract-intelligence capabilities.

Sirion acquired Eigen Technologies' Document AI and intelligent document processing (IDP) technology, with Eigen's AI researchers and engineers forming the core of a new Sirion AI Research Centre in London.

KPMG and SirionLabs announced a strategic alliance (Feb 2021) combining SirionLabs' AI-powered CLM technology with KPMG's business consulting expertise to help enterprises accelerate business transformation in third-party relationships.

Deloitte integrates Sirion CLM into its digital procurement offering and serves as a preferred implementation partner for joint clients across the Asia Pacific region.

Peak XV Partners was Sirion's first institutional investor over a decade ago and remains a shareholder.

Austin-based Haveli Investments took a majority stake in Sirion, providing additional capital and operational support to accelerate product innovation, expand global reach and deepen customer impact.

Sirion does not publish pricing; quotes are custom based on user count/type and modules licensed. Contract Intelligence is the entry tier (storage and search); Contract Management adds authoring and workflow. Primary (actively negotiating) users cost more than casual users, and customers face a minimum user commitment.

Beyond the base subscription, Sirion charges separately for implementation/onboarding, data migration, system integrations, and custom configuration/training; these can exceed the base subscription cost in year one.