LinkSquares Introduces AI Risk Scoring Agent for Contract Management

May 29, 2025
LinkSquares has launched its AI-powered Risk Scoring Agent to automate contract risk management, eliminating manual reviews and providing instant risk visibility.

LinkSquares has launched its AI-powered Risk Scoring Agent, designed to automate contract risk management. Announced in a press release, this new feature provides automated risk assessments based on an organization's pre-defined risk profile, significantly reducing the time spent on manual reviews.

The Risk Scoring Agent offers customizable risk profiles, allowing organizations to tailor assessments to their specific needs. It provides a comprehensive 0-100 risk assessment for each contract, enabling users to quickly identify potential liabilities and improve negotiation strategies. The tool covers the entire contract lifecycle, analyzing both in-flight and executed contracts to ensure consistent risk evaluation.

According to Andrew Leverone, Chief Product Officer at LinkSquares, the Risk Scoring Agent empowers executives with actionable insights, enhancing negotiations and adapting to regulatory changes. The tool is now available for organizations seeking to streamline their contract management processes and improve risk visibility.

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