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Juritas reads your contracts and tells Finance, Procurement and Legal what they commit you to: what’s due and when, what it costs, what will rise, and what to act on next. Every finding is cited to the clause it comes from.

It’s our name for knowing, at any moment, what your organisation has committed to across all its agreements, and whether those commitments are being kept. A contract repository stores documents; Commitment Intelligence turns what’s in them into decisions.

Most CLM tools are built to produce an agreement: drafting, approval and signature. Juritas is built around what the agreement commits you to: the deadlines, prices, obligations and rights inside it, checked against what you pay and what the law requires. It also helps in negotiation, checking the other party’s draft against your standard positions and returning it with tracked changes. Juritas reads contracts where they already live, including your CLM’s repository, so the two can work side by side; for teams that mainly use their CLM as the record of signed contracts, Juritas can take over that role.

Enterprises with large supplier portfolios, and especially regulated financial firms. Finance uses it for committed spend and budgets, Procurement for renewals and negotiations, and Legal for regulatory clauses and supplier changes.

In the EU: data is stored in Frankfurt and the application runs in Amsterdam. To read a contract, its text is sent to our AI provider, Anthropic, which may process it outside the EU under commercial terms that prohibit training on it. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest.

No. Your contracts are never used to train AI models, ours or anyone else’s.

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