Ask a question in plain English and Wordsmith searches across every contract you have. Which vendors have uncapped liability? Which agreements are governed by California law? The answer comes back in seconds, with a link to the exact clause.

Connect your executed contracts and set automated alerts for renewals, auto-renewals, and key obligations. The AI extracts every relevant date automatically — managing the lifecycle of your entire contract estate without manual input.

Every contract added to your repository is scanned automatically for hidden risks: unlimited liability clauses, expired data protection provisions, anything that shouldn’t be there. You’re not waiting for a problem to surface in a dispute.

No complex implementation. No dedicated admin. No enterprise licence renegotiation. Wordsmith is contract management software built for legal teams that want to move fast and stay in control.




Stop chasing legal requests from sales, finance, HR and every team. Wordsmith pulls every piece of legal work into one place. Nothing reaches you late.
Contract Management
Transparent pricing. No six-figure rollout. No complex implementation. Wordsmith Repositories is a contract intelligence platform that acts as your contract lifecycle management tool, integrating with where your team already works. Upload your entire contract archive and Wordsmith automatically tags, extracts key data, and organises every agreement — so your team finds what they need in seconds.
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