Same size, same complexity. Live in 15 days, not stalled for months.
How a global services firm got a contract workspace adopted in days, after watching legacy CLM stall for over a year.
A global business-process organization of around 5,000 people, with offices across the US, India, Mexico, and the Philippines, bought a leading enterprise CLM and spent 12 months trying to make it work, with almost no real adoption. They re-evaluated the market and bought a second platform. It took 4 months to implement and, despite looking impressive, still wasn't something teams would actually use. All in, they spent over $100,000 and lost more than a year, because the vendors sold the software and walked away, taking no ownership of getting it adopted.
A comparable company, also around 5,000 employees and multi-location across the US, India, Mexico, and the Philippines, chose Contravi.AI. Our in-house team owned the rollout and adoption, not just the sale. They were live in 15 days and now run around 50 contracts every month, with reporting their team actually uses.
Most CLM vendors sell you software. We take ownership of getting it adopted.
From scattered Drive folders and email to one workspace in 2 days.
How a clinical-trials platform replaced Google Drive, email, and PDF signatures with a single contract workspace.
A clinical-trials platform managed contracts the way many growing companies do. Agreements lived in Google Drive, moved back and forth over email, and were signed by exporting PDFs. Counterparties often redlined in their own tools, so versions splintered and nothing stayed in one place. There was no single source of truth, and no visibility into status, renewals, or obligations.
Contravi.AI was implemented in just 2 days. Every contract now lives in one workspace, with built-in e-signature, full version history, and analytics that give the team real-time visibility into status and obligations. No more lost versions, no more PDF exports, and no more guessing where a contract stands.
Stop stitching contracts together across Drive, email, and PDFs. Run them all in one place.