Draft:Leah (software)
A legal technology company
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Leah (formerly ContractPodAi) is a London-based legal technology company that develops contract lifecycle management (CLM) software and related artificial intelligence tools for enterprise legal departments and other business functions.[1][2]
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| Formerly | ContractPodAi |
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| Company type | Private |
| Industry | Legal technology |
| Headquarters | , |
Key people | Sarvarth Misra (CEO) |
| Website | leahai |
History
ContractPod Technologies Limited, the legal entity behind ContractPodAi, was incorporated on 6 June 2012,[3] though sources differ on when the company began trading, with some reporting 2012, and others 2015.[1][4]
In July 2019, the company disclosed a US$55 million Series B funding round led by Insight Partners, as part of a period of increased investment in contract lifecycle management software.[2]
Reuters announced the company raised US$115 million Series C investment in September 2021, led by the SoftBank Vision Fund, the first time the fund had invested in a legal technology company.[1] In 2023, the company introduced an AI legal assistant under the name "Leah".[4][5]
In January 2026, ContractPodAi rebranded as Leah, aligning the company name with its AI platform brand name.[5]
Products and platform
The company's core product is an AI-powered contract lifecycle management platform. In 2019, the platform's scope spanned contract generation, a contract repository, and third-party review workflows, with AI functionality built using IBM Watson.[2] By 2023 the platform had integrated ChatGPT and other AI tools.[6]
The Financial Times included ContractPodAi in a special report on how artificial intelligence tools were reducing friction in legal and contracting workflows, noting the company's partnership strategy with legal services providers and professional services firms.[7]
The company expanded beyond contract lifecycle management with a broader platform allowing in-house legal teams to manage different types of legal matters.[1]
In 2022, ContractPodAi launched a legal intake application intended to automate and triage requests for in-house legal departments.[8]
In 2026, the Leah platform became the company's primary AI platform offering, marketed for use by legal teams and other corporate departments.[5] PwC also announced a partnership with ContractPodAi to use its platform for contract management.[9]
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