AI agents for Ironclad
A Monmo agent works in Ironclad the way a legal operations coordinator would. It finds contracts in the repository, lists renewals and notice deadlines, summarises what each agreement commits you to, and prepares new workflows from a sales or procurement request. It uses your own Ironclad access, never approves or signs, and asks before it launches a workflow or edits a record.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Ironclad
Keep a calendar of notice deadlines
On the first Monday of each month it searches the repository for agreements whose renewal or termination notice falls in the next 90 days, and lists counterparty, owner and the date to act by.
AskOn the first Monday of each month, list contracts whose notice deadline is in the next 90 days, with the owner of each.
Answer what we actually agreed
Ask whether the Northwind master agreement caps liability or allows assignment. It reads the executed contract and its amendments, quotes the clause and gives the section number so counsel can check it.
AskDoes our Northwind MSA cap liability? Quote the clause, the section number and any amendment that changed it.
Prepare a workflow from a request
A salesperson asks for an NDA in Slack. The agent collects counterparty name, address, signer and term, fills the launch form for your NDA workflow and asks before launching it.
AskPrepare an NDA workflow for Fernhill Labs from Priya's Slack message. Show me the form before you launch it.
Compare their paper with your playbook
When a supplier sends its own terms, it sets each clause beside your standard and fallback positions and lists every deviation. Deciding what to accept stays with your legal team.
AskCompare the Atlas Cloud terms with our vendor playbook and list each deviation, with their wording and ours.
Fill gaps in imported records
Contracts imported from old drives often lack properties such as governing law, value or expiry date. It reads each document, proposes the missing values with the page they came from, and updates the records you approve.
AskFind repository records with no expiry date, read the contracts and propose the date for each with a page reference.
Report what is stuck in flight
Every Friday it lists workflows waiting in review, approval or signature, how long each has waited and who holds it, then drafts a short note for each deal owner.
AskEvery Friday at 3, list contracts waiting more than five days at any step and draft a nudge for whoever holds each.
Brief the business owner after signing
Once a contract is executed it writes a one-page summary for the person who runs the relationship: payment terms, service levels, reporting duties and key dates, saved as a Google Doc.
AskWrite a one-page obligations summary of the signed Brightline services agreement for the operations lead.
How it connects
- 1You connect your own Ironclad account once. Many companies keep Ironclad's API access with an administrator, who may need to approve the connection and decide its scope.
- 2You choose which agents may use Ironclad. A sales-operations or legal-operations agent fits; the agent sees only the workflows and records the connected account can see.
- 3Searching the repository, reading contracts and drafting summaries need no approval. Launching a workflow, editing record properties, commenting or uploading a document asks first. The agent never approves a workflow or signs.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent review contracts in Ironclad?
It can read them and point things out, while the legal judgement stays with you. A Monmo agent compares an agreement with your playbook, lists deviations with the clause text, and summarises obligations and dates. Accepting a change, approving a workflow and signing are done by the people your process names.
Can it track contract renewals and notice dates?
Yes. On a schedule you agree, the AI agent searches the repository for renewal, expiry and notice dates, lists what falls due and who owns it, and drafts a reminder for each owner. Sending those reminders in Slack or Gmail asks first, and one card can cover the whole list.
Do we need an Ironclad admin to connect it?
Often, yes. Many companies keep Ironclad's API access with an administrator, who approves the connection once. After that the agent works with the access of the account you connected. Where the connection does not cover a step, it can use Ironclad in its own browser, still asking before any change.
Can the agent start a contract from a Salesforce opportunity?
It can prepare one. From a Salesforce opportunity it gathers counterparty, contract value and signer, fills the launch form for the right workflow and shows you a card. The workflow launches only when you allow it, and the approvals inside Ironclad still go to the people your process names.