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Vault gives in-house legal teams AI-driven insight across their entire contract portfolio, from matter management to contract intelligence, in a single connected system
SAN FRANCISCO, April 29, 2026 — LegalOn Technologies, a global leader in legal AI, today announced the launch of Vault, deepening its AI productivity platform for in-house legal. Vault turns executed contracts into searchable, structured business intelligence, giving legal and business teams visibility into renewal risk, obligations and key contract terms across their entire portfolio, without the complexity of a traditional CLM.
With Vault, LegalOn's AI productivity platform connects every stage of the in-house legal workflow in a single system, from intake to the next renewal. Intelligence created during contract review remains visible after signature, matter context informs the next negotiation and teams can surface answers through the LegalOn Assistant.
“Our vision is a productivity platform that serves the full working day of an in-house legal team—not just one task but a broad scope of what the team is responsible for,” said Daniel Lewis, CEO at LegalOn. “We’ve completed a major piece of that with Vault. A lawyer can now draft a new agreement, review an inbound contract against their playbook, manage an intake request from the business, track a renewal obligation, and surface how a similar deal was handled eighteen months ago, all inside LegalOn.”
LegalOn’s Vault has been adopted by thousands of companies globally and is now available to in-house legal teams across North America and Europe as part of LegalOn's AI productivity platform.
The Hidden Productivity Cost of Signed Contracts
Post-signature contract management remains one of the most persistent pain points in in-house legal. Sixty-six percent of legal professionals identify it as a top workflow problem for AI to solve, yet most teams are still going back into signed contracts manually to find the answers their business needs. Renewal dates, termination rights, compliance obligations and pricing escalators remain buried in unstructured text across shared drives and legacy repositories built for storage, not productivity. The result is repeated contract review work, slower responses to the business and contract knowledge that is harder to reuse than it should be.
"In our early access program, the majority of customers discovered at least one material obligation or renewal date in their executed agreements that their team had no prior visibility into," said Vanessa Davis, Chief Product Officer at LegalOn. “These weren't edge cases. They were live contracts that had simply fallen out of sight."
Vault solves this as a native part of LegalOn's platform. Connected to Contract Review and Matter Management, Vault gives legal teams a single system of record for contract work, keeping negotiated positions, risk flags and matter history accessible after execution.
What Vault Does
Vault delivers the post-execution intelligence in-house teams need without the implementation burden that has made traditional contract management tools difficult to adopt. It automatically extracts both standard and custom, company-defined fields across an organization’s contract repository, and lets legal teams work with the LegalOn Assistant to ask plain-language questions about agreements, including renewal terms, termination rights, data residency obligations, audit clauses, and pricing escalators, without manual tagging or rigid configuration.
Vault also identifies renewal and expiration dates, organizes them in a unified deadline view and sends email notifications tied to specific terms and assignees. Vault connects directly to DocuSign so executed contracts flow in automatically, and is built on LegalOn's enterprise-grade security infrastructure.
About LegalOn Technologies
LegalOn is a global leader in AI for in-house legal teams. We help corporate counsel guide, govern, and grow their businesses with speed and sound judgment. By combining trusted legal expertise with agentic AI that adapts to each customer’s policies and practices, LegalOn delivers the first productivity platform for everyday legal work across contracting, counseling, and governance.
From advanced tools for contract review and matter management to a legal AI assistant that can research, answer questions, and draft, LegalOn helps teams save up to 85% of time on routine work — expanding what they take on without compromising quality or control.
Trusted by 8,000+ organizations worldwide, LegalOn is backed by $200 million from leading investors, including Goldman Sachs and SoftBank Vision Fund. With headquarters in San Francisco and Tokyo, and teams in London, Munich, and Singapore, LegalOn supports businesses of all sizes across industries and languages.
For more information, visit www.legalontech.com.
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