Command - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Command is an AI-powered contract management platform that centralizes contract portfolios and extracts structured intelligence from agreements at scale. Deployable in the cloud or on-premises, Command combines a centralized contract repository with AI-powered clause and obligation extraction, natural-language question answering, contract work management, key date tracking, and portfolio-wide reporting. The platform supports 37 languages, applies AI across 700+ pre-trained fields with custom field support, and links all extraction results directly to source text for full traceability. Integration with iManage, Salesforce, Microsoft Office, HighQ, SharePoint, Box, and 2,000+ additional business platforms is available without coding. SOC 2 Type II security, SSO, and role-based access controls are included.

Command serves organizations of any size across legal, financial services, insurance, M&A, audit and compliance, professional services, manufacturing, telecommunications, pharmaceuticals, and SaaS. Target teams include legal, sales, procurement, finance, technology, marketing, and compliance. Customer segments range from law firms and corporate legal departments to financial institutions and professional-services organizations. Command is suited to organizations replacing an existing CLM system, adopting contract management for the first time, or layering contract intelligence onto an existing technology stack.

Command is structured around four core modules. The eBrevia Hub provides a searchable, organized contract repository accessible across the business. AI extraction surfaces clauses, commercial terms, obligations, risks, renewal dates, pricing, and rights across hundreds or thousands of agreements. eBrevia Lens delivers natural-language question answering across a single document or an entire repository with no model training, annotations, or example documents required. eBrevia DraftPro brings AI-assisted drafting, review, and redlining into Microsoft Word, flagging deviations from legal standards and suggesting fallback language. Contract work management tracks requests from initiation through drafting, review, negotiation, and signature. Similarity clustering and clause comparison identify near-duplicate contracts and deviations from standard language across a portfolio. Organizations can be operational within as few as seven days, without large-scale software transformation or process redesign.