Spellbook aims to write and renew the world’s contracts with AI | BetaKit

Spellbook, a Toronto-based legaltech company, launched its Autonomous Contract Management (ACM) product to streamline the entire contract lifecycle using AI that pulls data from emails and Slack, drafts contracts, routes them for lawyer review, obtains signatures, stores them in a searchable record, and monitors upcoming renewals. CEO Scott Stevenson described the tool as the "invisible thread" tying organizations together, noting that Spellbook began as a contract review platform called Rally, is backed by Khosla Ventures, valued at $350 million, serves over 4,500 customers in 80 countries, and recently raised $40 million in debt to acquire competitors. The company plans to release Spellbook Radar in Q4 to flag external policy changes affecting contracts and has added veteran executive Jean-Michel Lemieux to help steer the ACM launch. Spellbook targets small and medium-sized law firms and in-house legal teams at large companies, emphasizing that improving contract quality and speed accelerates commerce, and cites an internal study showing 60% of SEC-filed contracts contain drafting errors, with one in 40 being high-risk.

(Source：Betakit)