Sirion’s IssueDetection Agent and Redline Agent transform your contract review process. They drill down from clauses down to the issues which are their atomic risk elements and allow you to negotiate with precision and confidence.

Uncover risks effortlessly with Sirion’s IssueDetection Agent. AI-powered insights highlight deviations from your playbook in real time, helping you to negotiate smarter.
Capture contextual deviations and categorize issues, enabling streamlined reviews.
Understand overall risk composition and track progress across versions.
Get insight into negotiation trends and legacy positions.
“Now we’re getting the right data we want. I consider Sirion a huge, incredible partner, and my experience with Sirion has been phenomenal. Sirion was in lockstep with every conversation I had with my business people.”
Senior Manager, Legal Operations and Paralegal Services
NLG

Sirion’s Redline Agent acts on identified issues by making precise, context-aware edits. By targeting specific issues, it avoids rewriting entire clauses and ensures accuracy while minimizing risks.
Surgically edit the parts of a clause that need changes, like a lawyer would.
Get plain-language explanations for every redline, so you always know the ‘why.’
Accept, reject, or refine changes effortlessly while retaining full control.
“I’m understanding the new templates and how you can quickly put in alternatives and have AI send them to the right reviewer. We are seeing the benefits and have started some big contract negotiations and gotten some great feedback.”
Manager of Legal Operations
Chemours

Intelligence that treats multi-document contracts as holistic ‘packages’ and not a collection of disconnected documents.
Seamlessly negotiate multi-document contract packages while preserving context and order of precedence across interlinked documents.
Handle not just boilerplate legal terms but also the business end of the contract with equal facility – service levels, rate cards and information contained in tables.
“Well thought through contract management solution providing eye opening insights.”
Executive Board Member
Navisco AG
“As part of our contract digitization program, we didn’t want to stop at just putting our contracts in the cloud. We wanted complete visibility and control over the deliverables and obligations in our contracts. We found the perfect answer in Sirion.”
“All our contracts are established and maintained in Sirion, a fit-for-purpose CLM solution. Today, we manage all our regulatory requirements, adapt smartly to banking changes and leverage rich insights for real-time reporting, through Sirion.”
“Some of the biggest highlights of working with Sirion for me have been watching how the technology has changed over time. And how it gets better and better every single time new functionality is released.”
“AI is fundamentally reshaping contracting — from drafting agreements with minimal human input, to reviewing and redlining at scale, to empowering attorneys to negotiate faster and more effectively. It’s exciting to be part of this journey as the vision moves closer to reality, and Sirion’s agentic CLM platform marks an important step forward.”
“With Sirion, we centralized our contracts, but more importantly, we transformed how we work with contract data. AI-powered extraction and real-time reporting have given our legal and sales teams faster, more accurate insights. We now operate with greater confidence in our data, stronger compliance oversight, and significantly reduced manual effort.”
A contract negotiation platform gives teams a structured way to review proposed terms, identify issues, exchange redlines, and track changes through negotiation. It helps keep the latest language, negotiation history, and approved positions together instead of managing them across documents and email threads. Sirion adds AI to this process to identify issues, compare proposed language with playbook positions, and recommend targeted changes while keeping users in control of what is accepted or revised.
Sirion uses AI to review proposed contract language against approved playbooks and identify where terms deviate from preferred positions. It can assess issues in context, explain the associated risk, and recommend targeted redlines or alternative language.
Teams can review these recommendations, choose the position they want to take, and continue negotiating in familiar tools such as Word. The AI supports the decision-making, while users remain in control of every change that is accepted or sent back to the counterparty.
Sirion’s IssueDetection Agent analyzes clauses in detail to identify the specific terms or omissions that create risk. A single clause can contain multiple issues, and Sirion evaluates each one against the organization’s playbook positions rather than treating the clause as a single deviation.
It can also identify missing must-have clauses and track how these risks change as the contract moves through negotiation.
As the contract changes through negotiation, Sirion reassesses these issues across versions, showing how individual risks and the agreement’s overall risk composition are changing.
Yes. On a first pass, Sirion’s Redline Agent reviews the contract against the organization’s playbooks and proposes precise edits to address identified risks, while preserving acceptable counterparty language wherever possible. Each redline includes the rationale and relevant playbook guidance.
On subsequent passes, Sirion can detect what the counterparty changed, including edits made without tracked changes, reassess the remaining risks, and recommend the next set of redlines. Users review and approve every proposed change before it is applied.
Sirion keeps every AI-recommended change under user control. For each proposed redline, users can review the rationale and supporting playbook guidance, then accept, reject, refine, or choose a different position.
Sirion also records redlines and reviewer decisions across versions, creating a clear history of what changed, why it changed, and who approved it.
Yes. Sirion treats related contract documents as connected packages rather than isolated agreements. Teams can negotiate across interlinked documents while preserving context and order of precedence, helping them manage complex agreements consistently.
Yes. Sirion can support negotiations involving both legal language and commercial contract information. In addition to standard clauses, its AI can work with service levels, rate cards, tables, and other business terms that form part of the broader agreement.
Enterprise teams should look for a contract negotiation platform that can identify risks against established playbooks, support precise redlining, explain AI recommendations, track issues across versions, and handle complex contract structures. For AI-assisted negotiation, teams should also retain control over proposed changes and be able to review the reasoning behind AI-generated recommendations.