Kira

Kira is machine learning contract analysis software that speeds up and improves the quality of contract analysis, reduces risk and increases client value. It automatically identifies and extracts key provisions, allowing users to organize their data for easy analysis.

Kira ingests documents, processes them, and then searches for and analyzes terms and provisions. Users can easily export relevant reports to streamline the contract analysis process. This is particularly useful for law firms, professional services firms and companies that want to automate contract analysis and diligence.

The software uses patented machine learning technology to extract concepts and data points with high efficiency and accuracy. It comes with built-in intelligence in the form of over 1,000 smart fields that can speed up contract analysis. Users can also create their own custom smart fields with the no-code machine learning tool, Quick Study.

Kira works across a range of industries, including law firms, audit and accounting firms, consulting firms and companies. It can help these organizations:

• Law Firms: Offer clients more value and reduce risk with fast, accurate AI-powered contract analysis.
• Professional Services: Deliver a better client experience and higher-quality services.
• Corporations: Make data-driven decisions by gaining insights across different business units.

Kira has a number of features designed to make contract analysis easier, including:

• Patented Machine Learning Technology: Extracts concepts and data points with high efficiency and accuracy.
• Built-In Intelligence: Includes over 1,000 smart fields to accelerate contract analysis.
• Quick Study: Allows users to create custom smart fields with a no-code machine learning tool.
• Adaptive Workflows: Organize, track and export results easily.
• Partner Ecosystem: Integrates with other tools and systems.

Pricing isn't publicly disclosed, but you can request a demo to try out Kira and assess its usefulness for your needs.

With Kira's machine learning technology, companies can get more out of their contracts, reducing the time and effort needed for contract analysis, spotting potential risks sooner and delivering better client satisfaction.

Published on August 11, 2024