AI-Powered Contract Platform, LinkSquares, Disrupts Legal Tech with Autonomous Agents

BOSTON, MA – November 13, 2025 – LinkSquares, a leading provider of AI-powered contract lifecycle management (CLM) software, is pushing the boundaries of legal tech with the launch of its new ‘autonomous agents’ – AI that proactively analyzes contracts, identifies risks, and manages key obligations without manual intervention. The company’s advancements come at a time when legal departments are increasingly seeking ways to automate routine tasks, reduce costs, and focus on higher-value strategic initiatives.

Traditionally, CLM systems have focused on digitizing and organizing contracts, but LinkSquares is taking a significant leap forward by embedding artificial intelligence that acts on that data. Their new agentic AI architecture allows for continuous, automated analysis, moving beyond simple search and reporting to proactively surface critical insights.

“The legal tech landscape is rapidly evolving, and organizations are demanding more than just digital storage for their contracts,” said a technology analyst specializing in legal software. “They want solutions that can actually think and act on their behalf. LinkSquares’ approach with autonomous agents appears to be a step in that direction.”

Beyond Digitization: The Rise of Proactive CLM

The current CLM market is crowded with tools that aim to streamline contract management, but many fall short of delivering true automation. While digitization is essential, it’s only the first step. LinkSquares distinguishes itself by combining its core CLM functionality with a powerful AI engine, LinkAI, trained specifically on legal documents.

“We’re not just building a database of contracts,” explains a LinkSquares spokesperson. “We’re building an intelligent system that understands those contracts and can proactively manage them on behalf of our customers.”

LinkAI incorporates predictive, generative, and now, agentic AI. Predictive AI identifies potential risks and opportunities, while generative AI accelerates drafting and review. The new autonomous agents take this a step further by operating continuously in the background, proactively detecting upcoming auto-renewals, managing expirations, and automatically identifying risks and compliance issues.

“The goal is to eliminate manual oversight and free up legal teams for strategic work,” explains a legal operations professional who recently piloted the platform. “We’ve seen a significant reduction in missed deadlines and obligations since implementing the autonomous agents.”

A Competitive Landscape Fueled by AI

LinkSquares isn’t alone in its pursuit of AI-powered CLM. Competitors like Conga, DocuSign, and Ironclad are also heavily investing in AI capabilities. Conga recently launched AI-enhanced features to mitigate risk and reduce contract creation time, while DocuSign and Ironclad continue to expand their AI integrations and platform functionality.

According to industry analysts, this competitive pressure is driving innovation and ultimately benefiting customers. “The CLM market is becoming increasingly sophisticated, and AI is a key differentiator,” said a software review expert. “Organizations are looking for platforms that can deliver tangible value and help them achieve their business objectives.”

LinkSquares: A Leading Innovator
The company's positioning as a leader in the space has been reinforced by recent industry recognition. LinkSquares was named a Leader in Forrester’s Wave™ for Contract Lifecycle Management and continues to receive high ratings on software review platforms like G2, with users consistently praising its ease of use, powerful functionality, and excellent customer service.

The company recently secured $164 million in funding, demonstrating investor confidence in its vision and technology. This funding will be used to accelerate product development and expand its market reach.

Beyond Automation: Strategic Value

While automation is a key benefit of AI-powered CLM, it’s not the only one. LinkSquares argues that its technology can also deliver strategic value by providing insights that improve decision-making and drive business outcomes.

“Our customers are using our platform to identify opportunities to negotiate better contract terms, reduce risk exposure, and improve compliance,” said a company spokesperson. “By unlocking the power of their contract data, they’re able to make more informed decisions and achieve their business objectives.”

The company has a growing customer base, including notable organizations like DraftKings, ProPharma, and Wayfair. These customers are leveraging LinkSquares’ platform to streamline their contract management processes, reduce costs, and improve their bottom line.

The Future of Contract Management

The legal tech industry is undergoing a rapid transformation, and AI is playing a central role. As AI technology continues to evolve, we can expect to see even more innovative applications in contract management. LinkSquares’ commitment to innovation and its focus on delivering tangible value position it as a leading player in this evolving landscape.

The company's vision for the future of contract management is one where legal teams are freed from tedious tasks and empowered to focus on strategic initiatives. By unlocking the power of their contract data, organizations can achieve greater efficiency, reduce risk, and drive business outcomes. As one legal professional put it, “This isn't just about automating tasks; it’s about transforming the way we do business.”