An agentic AI platform that runs procurement from requisition to payment. Leah acts on your systems of record, under your policies and controls, across procurement, legal, finance and compliance.
Five connected use cases, each run by purpose-built domain agents on a single governed platform.
Sourcing events shaped by category strategy, with responses scored on consistent, auditable criteria and successful suppliers onboarded under policy.
Contracts drafted from approved templates and redlined against your risk position, with every obligation tracked once the agreement is live.
Purchase orders raised from approved requisitions, invoices matched to orders, receipts and contract terms, and exceptions routed with supporting evidence.
Continuous supplier risk assessment across financial, regulatory, ESG, operational and reputational signals, re-scored as conditions change.
A single view of enterprise spend across business units, categories and suppliers, surfacing consolidation opportunities and leakage.
Most procurement AI accelerates individual tasks. Leah executes complete processes on your systems, and its accuracy improves the longer it operates.
The platform's value grows as it learns your business, because each workflow informs the next.
Leah arrives understanding commercial processes, so the first workflow goes live in days.
It adapts to your playbooks, suppliers, obligation patterns and risk thresholds, improving with use.
Procurement data informs contract decisions and legal findings update supplier risk, so each function strengthens the others.
New agents and workflows extend the platform natively, adding capability without rebuilds.
Leah builds, connects, governs and executes across three layers that most enterprises keep separate.
The connected source of truth: contracts, obligations, suppliers, policies and regulatory data, kept current.
The reasoning layer: procurement, legal and commercial judgment, with the domain knowledge to apply it to risk.
The execution layer: workflows, approvals, escalations and enforcement, with audit trails and human oversight.
The primitives Leah composes into any workflow, governed from day one.
Coordinates agents across legal, contracting, procurement and finance, with shared context at every step.
Describe an outcome in plain language and Leah assembles the agents, workflows and integrations to deliver it, governed from the start.
Encodes the approvals, escalations and dependencies your processes follow, and runs them end to end.
Pre-built agents that understand contracts, suppliers, obligations and regulations, configured to your policies.
A purchase request lands, and Leah carries it from intake through to matching.
A user requests 40 laptops in plain language. Leah extracts the specification, checks it against policy and approved vendors, and opens the process without a form or ticket queue.
Leah drafts a strategy-aligned RFx from approved clauses and category intent, shortlists qualified suppliers, and scores responses against pre-defined criteria.
The contract is drafted from approved templates and redlined against your risk tolerance and past outcomes, so legal reviews only the exceptions.
Invoices are matched against the purchase order, goods receipt and contract terms. Exceptions surface with evidence, and supplier obligations are monitored continuously.
Four pressures are compounding at once, and manual coordination cannot absorb them.
Contract and supplier counts grow each quarter and categories multiply, while visibility lags behind.
Regulatory change, third-party risk and ESG obligations arrive faster than teams can respond.
Cycles must shorten and savings must compound, leaving little room for missed leverage.
Teams are asked to scale impact without scaling effort, and manual coordination no longer keeps up.
User-led and reactive. Single-step, without memory or tools. A person directs every action.
Goal-led and proactive. Multi-step, with task memory and tool use, but supervised throughout.
Outcome-led, autonomous and multi-agent. The first generation that runs a function on its own.
Every decision carries evidence, every action has an owner, and every system meets your compliance obligations.
End-to-end encryption, full data isolation, and no data retention with model providers. Your IP stays within your control.
Complete audit trails and decision logs record what Leah did, when, why and on whose authority.
Cloud, private cloud or on-premise, with safeguards configurable by region, process and vendor type.
Leah draws on authoritative external data, so teams do not re-key what is already known.
Verifies the registered legal entity and screens against OFAC, UN and EU lists in real time, with continuous adverse media monitoring.
Feeds credit ratings, insolvency signals and ESG ratings directly into supplier risk scores.
Supports supplier discovery for sourcing and anchors negotiations to current market rates.
Sources include D&B, OpenCorporates, EcoVadis, S&P, Moody's, Dow Jones, and OFAC, UN and EU sanctions lists.
“With 67% faster cycles, this has become critical operational infrastructure for our supply chain, and easily one of our strongest vendor partnerships.”
Director, Sourcing and Contracts, financial services company