What CLM solutions support contracts in multiple languages? We have contracts in English, Dutch, German, French, etc., and are looking for a CLM platform that can extract metadata (using AI) regardless of the underlying language.

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Chief Data & Innovation Strategist in Software2 years ago

ContractPodAi allows users have the capability to choose their language preferences.

Director of Operations in Software2 years ago

I believe the Salesforce Contracts tool supports multiple languages but requires custom setup:

https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=ind.v_contracts_setting_up_multi_language_support_for_contract_life_cycle_management_369778.htm&type=5

Manager, Legal in IT Services2 years ago

CLM solution Agiloft's supports contracts in multiple languages, which in turn allows creation, management and negotiation in different languages

Global Counsel in Travel and Hospitality2 years ago

1. ContractWorks
2. ContractSafe
3. CobbleStone Contract Insight
4. Gatekeeper
5. Onit Contract Management: Onit Contract Management offers multi-language support, allowing users to create, manage, and track contracts in multiple languages to meet the needs of international business operations.

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