Luminance

Luminance is a Contract Intelligence Platform for enterprises. It reads a company's contracts and turns the terms, obligations and risks in them into information that teams can search and act on.

The platform is aimed at more than the legal department. The site describes use by Legal, Procurement, Finance, Sales and executive teams, and says anyone who handles agreements, from commercial and HR staff to real estate teams, works with it.

The product has three stages. Discover surfaces risk, obligations and commercial opportunities across a contract portfolio, so users can ask questions instead of searching files. Negotiate brings precedent and playbooks into a negotiation, to help teams review faster and protect the terms that matter. Automate moves contracts through connected workflows from intake to signature, bringing stakeholders and systems into one process.

According to the site, a Procurement team can query supplier terms, obligations and renewal rights. Finance can find auto-renewals, unrecognised revenue and commitments. Legal can apply playbooks to every review and see risk across the portfolio.

The site lists figures including more than 1,000 enterprises worldwide, more than 5,000 users per company, a 75% reduction in repetitive contract review work, more than 1.3 million contract intelligence questions answered, and more than 174 million contracts flagged with commercial opportunities. These are the company's own claims and are reported here as stated.

On security, the site says Luminance holds ISO 27001 certification for its Information Security Management System, undergoes SOC 2 Type II examinations covering security, availability and confidentiality, and has independent third parties carry out penetration testing.

The company says it was founded by researchers from the University of Cambridge and has worked on Contract Intelligence for over a decade. Its technology combines specialist legal models with contractual context.

The site offers a request-a-demo route and a Get Started contact. It does not state a published price, so pricing is left open here.