2025 Clause-Extraction Accuracy Benchmark: Sirion vs Open-Source LLMs

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The 2025 ContractEval benchmark is a comprehensive evaluation that provides hard F1-scores and error analysis comparing contract clause extraction accuracy across major CLM platforms. It's crucial for enterprise legal teams because it delivers objective performance data rather than vendor promises, helping them make informed decisions when investing millions in CLM deployments.

According to the benchmark results, Sirion's Extraction Agent achieved a 94.2% accuracy rate in clause extraction, positioning it as a leader among enterprise CLM solutions. This performance aligns with Sirion being named a Leader in the 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for CLM for the third consecutive year and ranking #1 in all CLM Use Cases.
Sirion's AI vision is differentiated by focusing on explainability, security, and accuracy using a combination of proprietary small language models and open-source large language models. This hybrid approach, as recognized by Gartner, allows Sirion to deliver superior contract analysis while maintaining transparency and security standards required by enterprise legal departments.
Recent benchmarking studies show that AI tools, including open-source LLMs, are increasingly matching or exceeding human lawyer performance in contract tasks. However, enterprise CLM solutions like Sirion and Icertis offer additional advantages including specialized legal training, compliance features, and integration capabilities that pure open-source solutions may lack.
Enterprise buyers should demand concrete F1-scores, error analysis, and head-to-head comparisons rather than marketing promises. Look for independent benchmarks that test real-world contract scenarios, evaluate both precision and recall metrics, and consider factors like explainability and security alongside raw accuracy numbers.
Clause extraction accuracy is fundamental because contracts contain critical commercial, operational, and risk data that drives business decisions. Poor extraction accuracy can lead to missed obligations, compliance failures, and financial risks. With most businesses operating with limited contract data visibility, accurate AI-powered extraction becomes essential for effective contract management and risk mitigation.