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Luminance has unveiled two landmark upgrades to its Autonomous Negotiation, including extending its usability to more than just lawyers.
Legal-Grade AI leader Luminance has upgraded the exclusive capabilities of its Autonomous Negotiation – previously known as Autopilot – so it can be used by anyone across the enterprise and provides full context and institutional memory behind every decision.
The upgrades build on Luminance’s 2026 evolution, which introduced the ability to retain negotiation history and legal decision-making logic across all enterprise contracts. This solved “amnesia”, the longstanding gap in AI contract systems that discarded context.
“Luminance’s Autonomous Negotiation can now take decisions automatically while making the why behind choices totally transparent.
“It’s not just recording outcomes, it actually shows the context and the history driving every decision,” CEO Eleanor Lightbody said.
The CEO added that the update allows anyone in the enterprise to “be designated to use our products, not just lawyers”.
“This transparency and accessibility is incredibly powerful and unique.”
Autonomous Negotiation has the ability to conduct the entire negotiation life cycle autonomously, starting with analysing contracts, remediating areas of risk, and managing workflows on key collaboration channels.
It also sends revised drafts to counterparties, tracks responses, and reacts in real time to changes made by the counterparty’s AI.
Luminance said teams that want an additional control layer can involve humans at any point to act as the standard setters and quality assurers.
By opening the capability to users across the enterprise, Luminance said it has fundamentally changed who can benefit from AI-driven contracting.
Legal professionals are free to focus on higher-value work, and businesses across all sectors can direct legal resources to where they are needed most.
The capability, currently in beta with select design partners, will launch for all customers in spring.
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