Agentic workflows built for autonomous work. Not faster human steps.
Leah's agentic workflows own commercial processes end-to-end, triggering automatically, reasoning through decisions, self-healing on exception, and delivering governed outcomes without a human moving the work forward. BPM drew the flowchart. RPA ran the script. Leah executes the outcome.
BPM, RPA, and low-code all failed at the same point. The moment it got complex.
Every generation of workflow tooling made the same architectural mistake: they were built around human steps, not business outcomes. When exceptions arrived, and in commercial operations they always do, the workflow stopped and waited for a person.
Not a flowchart. A live commercial process that owns its own outcome.
A contract arrives by email. A supplier fails a compliance check. A regulatory change is detected. An obligation deadline approaches. Leah’s workflows trigger from any signal, without anyone starting them manually.
Before any agent acts, Leah assembles the complete commercial context: the counterparty, the obligation history, the regulatory exposure, the procurement position, the approval thresholds. Every step executes with the full picture, not a fragment of it.
Domain agents execute each step with commercial intelligence applied. Clause analysis. Risk scoring. Regulatory mapping. Contract generation. Each agent knows what the others have done. Each step produces a governed output that the next step draws from.
When a liability cap exceeds the threshold, the workflow self-escalates to the GC with context and recommendation already attached. When a clause can be auto-corrected within policy, it is. The workflow never stops and waits for a human to decide what to do next.
Contract executed. Obligations extracted. CLM updated. Procurement notified. Finance informed. Every downstream system updated automatically. Every action traceable from the triggering event to the final outcome, without anyone assembling the audit log after the fact.
Every commercial process that currently requires a human to move it forward. Leah can own it.
Triage, classification, playbook enforcement, redlining, approval routing, signature, obligation extraction, and CLM update. The entire contract lifecycle executed as one connected workflow, not a series of handoffs between people and systems.
Supplier intake, sanctions screening, KYC, risk scoring, counterparty analysis, contract generation, and ongoing compliance monitoring. One workflow that spans legal, procurement, and finance simultaneously, not three separate processes that someone has to coordinate.
Regulatory change is ingested, mapped against active contracts and policies, gaps identified, amendments drafted, and affected stakeholders notified. The compliance workflow runs continuously, not triggered by a person who spotted something in a newsletter.
Every contractual obligation extracted at signature, mapped to an owner, monitored against deadlines, and escalated automatically when action is required. No spreadsheet. No manual chase. No missed deadline because someone changed role six months ago.
Draft invoices reviewed against engagement terms, billing guidelines, and rate agreements before approval. Discrepancies flagged. Dispute letters drafted. The workflow catches what manual review misses, at any volume, every time, consistently.
When a risk event triggers, a sanctions list update, a third-party data breach, a regulatory investigation, Leah’s workflow activates automatically. Contractual exposure mapped. Notification obligations identified. Response roadmap delivered. Before the team has finished reading the alert.
