A Comprehensive Guide to Execo and ContractPodAi's Strategic Partnership with Leah GenAI Tools

A Comprehensive Guide to Execo and ContractPodAi's Strategic Partnership with Leah GenAI Tools

FREMONT, CA: Execo, a next-generation alternative legal services provider, is pleased to announce a strategic agreement with ContractPodAi, the innovator behind Leah, a cutting-edge legal GenAI solution. This agreement will merge Leah's generative AI capabilities into Execo's comprehensive legal service delivery, providing legal clients worldwide with unprecedented efficiency and confidence in GenAI-embedded solutions.

Execo will not only integrate Leah into its service offerings to streamline Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) implementation and other Contracts-as-a-Service offerings, but it will also build and launch a GenAI "bootcamp" in its delivery centers in India, Kenya, and the Philippines as part of this alliance. This is an expansion of its existing "University" curriculum programs, which take high-potential individuals from one subject and update their skill set to work in more technologically advanced professions. Execo has already conducted its first Leah bootcamp, with 50 lawyers transformed into "Legal Engineers" who are now "Leah" ready to deploy to customer work and make a significant effect right away. This action is consistent with Exec's plan to deploy GenAI to drastically improve customer results.

"When thinking about truly embedding GenAI into workflows in a way that return on AI investments can be measured, we wanted to go with a firm that is proven and trusted in the legal tech space. ContractPodAi's leadership in Contract Lifecycle Management software means that they are in the perfect position to lead in real GenAI – and that, combined with our delivery capabilities, we can offer clients industry-leading outcomes," said Patrick Linton, CEO of Execo. "We understand why lawyers are skeptical of GenAI. Our focus is on pairing our own legal experts with industry-leading GenAI technology to eliminate that complexity – answering our customers' questions like "Will it work?" and solving for complexity around selection of an increasingly crowded legal technology landscape."