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The Deal Was Signed. Then the Spreadsheet Took Over.
Turnstile is betting that the most dangerous moment in a software sale comes after everyone celebrates - when a human must translate a bespoke contract into a bill that is actually correct.
Leah Wants to Put the Contract in Charge
The company formerly known as ContractPodAi is betting that the agreement behind a deal can also drive the work after it. Its next test is getting legal, procurement, and finance to act together.
Rightsline Built the Operating System for Hollywood’s Messiest Spreadsheet - Now It Wants Every IP Business
A title can be available in Tokyo, blocked in Toronto and still owe three people money in London. Rightsline turned that contractual hairball into enterprise software - and a $500 million growth bet.
The Accountant Who Found 20 Bad Leases - Then Built the Software 8,700 Companies Use to Close the Books
George Azih did not begin with a pitch deck. He began with an audit sample in which 20 of 20 leases were wrong. The fix became LeaseQuery, the niche SaaS company now trying to turn its hard-won accounting credibility into a much broader intelligent subledger.
Roger
Roger is a New York eSignature and contract platform (YC W21) that turns clunky PDF signing into an app-like, mobile-first experience. Built for startups, SMBs, and growing sales, HR, and finance teams, it pairs reusable templates, approval workflows, smart reminders, and a searchable contract repository with pay-as-you-go pricing - positioning itself as a faster, simpler alternative to DocuSign.
penny.
penny. is a Saudi-based B2B SaaS company that digitizes the full source-to-pay procurement cycle on one cloud platform. It combines e-sourcing, RFQs, purchase orders, supplier management, spend analytics and AI-driven automation so enterprises can cut costs, tighten governance and speed up buying. The modular, customizable system is used by companies across 75+ countries and is layered with AI tools like the Bidly.ai sourcing assistant to make procurement faster and more transparent.
Concord
Concord is an AI-powered contract lifecycle management (CLM) platform that lets any team - legal, sales, procurement, finance and HR - create, negotiate, e-sign, store and track agreements in one place. Founded in 2014 by Matt Lhoumeau and Florian Parain, the company targets the mid-market with fast deployment and transparent pricing, and says its software is used by hundreds of thousands of businesses worldwide.
Procol
Procol is an AI-powered procurement platform that automates the full source-to-pay lifecycle - intake, strategic sourcing, eAuctions, supplier management, and spend analytics - for enterprise procurement and finance teams. Founded in 2018 by Gaurav Baheti and Sumit Mendiratta, the company pairs autonomous AI agents with white-glove service to help large enterprises cut procurement cycle times and unlock cost savings. Procol says it serves 200+ enterprises managing over $20B in spend, including IKEA, Hershey's, Havells, Emami, and the Tata Group.
Levelpath
Levelpath is a San Francisco-based enterprise software company building an AI-native procurement platform that unifies intake, sourcing, contracts, and supplier management in one system. Founded in 2022 by the team behind Scout RFP (acquired by Workday for $540M), Levelpath aims to make procurement software people actually enjoy using - mobile-first, fast, and powered by AI agents that automate the repetitive 'ugh' work of buying at large companies. It has raised roughly $100M total, most recently a $55M+ Series B led by Battery Ventures in June 2025.
BRM
BRM is an AI-powered vendor management and procurement platform that gives finance, legal, and IT teams a complete, organized view of every vendor, contract, and renewal. Its AI 'SuperAgents' automatically discover vendors across a company's email, ERP, corporate cards, and other systems, extract contract terms, build a live renewal calendar, monitor compliance, and even help negotiate renewals - replacing the spreadsheets and manual data entry that procurement has long depended on.
GovDash
GovDash is an AI-native platform that helps companies win and run U.S. government contracts. It pulls capture, proposal writing, contract management, and post-award delivery into one system of record, powered by an AI agent named Dash. Founded in 2022 and backed by Y Combinator, GovDash says its customers won more than $5 billion in government work in 2025, sometimes turning proposals around in as little as 24 hours.
Pramata
Pramata is an enterprise contract intelligence platform that turns messy contract portfolios into structured, AI-ready data. Founded in 2005 by Praful Saklani and Christian Misvaer, the Brisbane, California company helps large enterprises like Comcast Business, HPE, NCR, and McKesson unlock the commercial commitments buried inside thousands of executed agreements - using a blend of NLP, generative AI, and human-in-the-loop validation.
Authorium
Authorium is a San Francisco-based public benefit corporation building an AI-enabled, no-code platform that helps federal, state and local governments modernize procurement, contracts, grants, budgeting and legislative workflows. Formerly known as City Innovate, the company has more than $50 billion in public-sector projects running through its software and counts customers like the California Department of Technology and CalPERS.
Icertis
Icertis is the AI-native contract intelligence company that turns enterprise strategy into faster execution at scale. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, Icertis helps 1 in 5 Fortune Global 500 companies manage millions of commercial agreements across 90+ countries through its Icertis Contract Intelligence platform - powered by Vera AI, a proprietary model trained on 17+ million contracts. With $496M in total funding, a $5B valuation, and nearly $350M in annual recurring revenue, Icertis has redefined what contract lifecycle management can do: turning buried legal text into live business intelligence.
Signeasy
Signeasy is an AI-powered eSignature and contract management platform used by 130,000+ businesses to sign, send, and manage agreements from mobile, web, and inside tools like Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, HubSpot, and Salesforce. Founded in 2010 by Sunil Patro, it was bootstrapped for a decade before raising its first outside capital, and is known for being radically easier to use than legacy competitors.
Zip
Zip is the AI platform for enterprise procurement, pioneering the intake-to-procure category and connecting the fragmented world of corporate spending into one orchestrated system. Founded in 2020 by Rujul Zaparde, Lu Cheng, and Felix Meng, Zip has processed over $500 billion in spend across 7.4 million suppliers, saved enterprise customers $6.8 billion, and raised $371 million at a $2.2 billion valuation - including the largest procurement tech investment in over two decades. With 50+ purpose-built AI agents, Zip is turning one of the most paper-heavy, approval-laden corners of corporate life into a fast, intelligent, and auditable process.