Autonomous Contract Management
Trusted by 4,500+ commercial legal teams
How does ACM work?
Bring order to incoming work from email, Slack, Salesforce, and wherever else deals start.
Spellbook reviews and redlines every contract against your standards before a lawyer ever sees it.
After signature, contracts get stored automatically so your full history is one search away.
Autonomous Contract Management (ACM) is not another CLM
It runs in the background helping contracts move from inbox to renewal without a configuration team, a quarter-long rollout, or another system legal has to chase.
"We'll just be able to get through more contracts and make sure that legal really isn't a bottleneck."
Reduction in contract drafting and review time
Lift in efficiency reported by in-house legal teams
In-house teams and law firms trust Spellbook worldwide
Frequently asked questions
Autonomous Contract Management (ACM) uses AI to handle routine contract work from intake to renewal. Instead of relying on disconnected tools and manual processes, ACM helps legal teams review, negotiate, organize, and monitor agreements automatically, so lawyers can focus on higher-value work.
No. Spellbook helps automate the repetitive work around contracts, while lawyers stay in control of legal judgment, approvals, and final decisions.
Yes. Traditional CLMs are designed to store and track contracts. ACM goes further by actively helping legal teams manage and execute work across the contract lifecycle. Think of ACM as combining automation and AI with the visibility and governance you’d expect from a modern contract platform.
Yes. Spellbook is built with enterprise security in mind. It highlights SOC 2 Type II compliance, encryption in transit and at rest, and zero data retention agreements with OpenAI and Anthropic, meaning customer data sent to those providers is not persisted.
Once you join the waitlist, you’ll receive a confirmation email letting you know you’re signed up. Our team will follow up with next steps as ACM rolls out to select teams.
Be the first to try the first Autonomous Contract Management (ACM) platform.
Redline, review, store, and monitor contracts without chasing work across systems. Rolling out Summer 2026.