Closing the 8.6% Contract Value-Leakage Gap with AI-Native CLM Workflows

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According to Deloitte research, organizations lose an average of 8.6% of their contract value through poor post-execution management. This leakage occurs through missed SLA penalties, untracked obligations, reconciliation gaps, and operational inefficiencies that compound quarterly. For enterprises with millions in contract portfolios, this represents significant revenue loss that directly impacts profitability and competitive positioning.
AI-native CLM workflows use generative AI and machine learning to automate contract monitoring, obligation tracking, and compliance management. These systems can identify potential risks and unfavorable terms before they become problems, automatically extract key metadata from contracts, and provide real-time visibility into contract performance. By streamlining workflows and reducing human error, AI-driven automation helps organizations capture previously lost value.
Key AI capabilities include generative AI for contract creation and analysis, intelligent automation for workflow optimization, and AI-powered metadata extraction. According to Gartner, generative AI will account for 10% of all data produced by 2025, up from less than 1% today. These technologies enable more intuitive, efficient, and accurate contract processes while providing better compliance monitoring and risk management.
Sirion's AI Extraction Agent automatically identifies and extracts key contract details including parties involved, contract types, effective dates, values, payment terms, and obligations. This AI agent works alongside other Sirion AI agents to deliver precise, explainable outcomes for contract management. The extraction process makes contracts searchable, analyzable, and easier to manage, reducing the time spent searching for specific information within contract portfolios.
Organizations implementing AI-native CLM workflows can expect to recover a significant portion of the 8.6% contract value leakage through improved obligation tracking, automated compliance monitoring, and reduced manual errors. The ROI comes from captured revenue that was previously lost, reduced operational costs through automation, and improved contract performance visibility. Many organizations see measurable improvements in contract cycle times and compliance rates within the first year of implementation.
According to industry research, key CLM trends include AI-driven automation becoming a critical priority for legal teams, generative AI transforming contract processes, and intelligent automation redefining workflows. Contracts are evolving from simple agreements to strategic instruments that ensure compliance, promote innovation, and streamline operations. The focus is shifting toward making contracting "as easy as conversation" through AI-powered tools and self-service capabilities.