Legitt eSignature - AI-native eSign with Contract Intelligence built in
Legitt AI eSign is an AI-native e-signature platform with built-in contract intelligence. Draft, review, negotiate, sign, and analyze contracts in one flow. Go beyond signatures with AI that flags risk, tracks renewals, and unlocks insights from every signed agreement.
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@ravi_b2 What is the difference btw you guys and the other competitors? From what I understand, -> Use AI to flag risky clauses before signing
is a prompt to the system, which can see potential risk and flag it in a json format
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@howtoabroad
Great question — and you’re right that at a very basic level, you could prompt an LLM to review a contract and return risks in JSON. But what makes Legitt AI eSign different is that AI is not just a one-time prompt sitting on top of documents.
Key differences vs “prompt-based” solutions:
Contract-aware models, not generic prompts
We don’t just ask “find risks.” The system understands contract structure (clauses, obligations, renewals, liabilities, etc.) and evaluates them in context of the full agreement, not as isolated text blocks.
Pre-sign + Post-sign intelligence
Most tools stop at redlining before signing. We continue after signing — tracking obligations, renewals, and key terms automatically. The AI keeps working across the contract lifecycle, not just during review.
Structured outputs tied to workflows, not just JSON
Risks aren’t just returned as data — they trigger workflows:
approvals
reminders
compliance tracking
renegotiation alerts
This turns analysis into action, not just insights.
Learning from your contract history
The system improves recommendations based on what your team accepts, edits, or flags across past contracts — something static prompting can’t do reliably.
Everything in one flow: draft → negotiate → sign → manage
Traditional eSign tools + AI plugins still require jumping between tools. We built AI natively into the contract workflow, so intelligence is part of how contracts move, not an extra step.
So yes — AI is part of it, but the differentiation is how deeply it’s embedded into the contract process and business logic, not just that it can analyze text.