Ivo Contract Intelligence

Ivo AI, Inc. is a contract intelligence company founded in Auckland, New Zealand and headquartered in San Francisco, with recently opened offices in London and New York. It helps in-house legal teams review, negotiate and manage contracts faster.

The platform has four parts: Review checks contracts against playbooks, past deals and context and applies redlines in Word or Google Docs; Assistant compares documents and researches regulations; Intelligence connects to contract repositories and answers plain-English questions; Collaborate moves contracts from intake to signature. Named customers include Atlassian, Canva and CDW.

• Review: checks contracts against playbooks, historical contracts and deal context.
• Redlining: applies suggested edits in Microsoft Word or Google Docs.
• Assistant: compares documents with prior agreements and flags non-compliant terms.
• Intelligence: extracts contract data and answers plain-English questions across repositories.
• Amendment timelines: shows how a contract changed over time.
• Collaborate: runs contracts from intake to signature.

Legal departments of Vietnamese exporters and tech firms can review English NDAs and vendor agreements against a house playbook. Shared service centers of multinationals in Vietnam can query contract repositories for renewal and liability terms.

Speeds up first-pass contract review by checking clauses against the company's own playbook and executed contracts. Redlines appear directly in Word or Google Docs, so lawyers keep their usual tools. SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certification, and a stated policy of not training models on customer data, support security review.

In-house legal teams face rising contract volumes with flat headcount, so legal AI that works inside Word and enforces company playbooks is gaining adoption. Regional firms in Vietnam and Southeast Asia that negotiate English-language vendor and customer contracts face the same workload.

Founded in Auckland, New Zealand; headquartered in San Francisco. The company reports ARR up sixfold in 12 months. Customers cited on its news page include Meta, Uber, IBM, Shopify and Mitsubishi Electric.