Atira AI Contract Intelligence vs Clarus CFO

Atira AI Contract Intelligence helps procurement teams review signed supplier contracts through renewal monitoring, clause extraction, and financial exposure scoring. Its renewal radar presents a rolling 90-day view and sends email alerts 90, 60, and 30 days before renewal windows. The clause extractor flags price escalation, auto-renewal, MFN, termination, rebate, and liability clauses, identifying each flag’s location in the document. Contracts receive Low, Medium, or Critical exposure scores based on contract value, escalation potential, renewal proximity, and clause count. Teams can connect SharePoint, OneDrive, or Google Drive, forward email attachments, or upload PDF and Word files. Risk reports export to Excel, and the service can generate a Negotiation Brief PDF. Atira says a standard 80-page supplier agreement takes 2–4 minutes to analyze; agreements under 20 pages typically take under 60 seconds. It states approximately 94% clause detection accuracy on standard supplier formats. Fully image-based scanned PDFs may be less accurate. Pricing starts at £239/mo on an annual term, and a 14-day trial is available.

Clarus CFO is cloud software for tracking software spend, contracts, usage and renewals, as well as reconciling purchasing records. It compares purchase orders, vendor invoices and contracts, flagging price drift, vendor mismatches and missing contracts. Renewal tracking draws on contract dates and recurring charges, with alerts set 30, 60 or 90 days ahead and recommendations to cancel, renegotiate or downgrade. Negotiation drafts can cite usage changes and termination clauses, but require approver review before an email is sent. Connected integrations are read-only; actions such as subscription cancellation also need explicit approval. Data can come from accounting and identity connections, linked card statements, CSV uploads and, optionally, Clarus CLM contract data. Policy text can become executable approval, retention and documentation rules tied to evidence. Security details include tenant-level row security, encrypted credentials, TLS 1.2+ in transit, role-based access and per-action audit logs. The product is in Early Access, with partner onboarding and waitlist invitations as tiers open. It has no free plan, but lists a 60-day trial. Flat is listed at $79/vendor/mo billed annually, with a 10-vendor minimum; pricing is otherwise tier-specific.