Formerly ContractPodAi, Leah is a rebranded agentic AI system targeting what the company calls commercial intelligence: a unified layer across legal, contracting, and procurement rather than a standalone contract tool with AI added on top. The platform covers the full contract lifecycle — authoring from templates or scratch, clause-level review, risk flagging, negotiation tracking, and execution — with autonomous agents designed to push work through each stage with fewer manual handoffs. It's positioned squarely at enterprise legal and procurement teams that need structure and auditability at scale, but the vendor retains tiers suited to smaller in-house legal functions or boutique firms that have outgrown basic document storage. Key differentiators include the end-to-end agentic model (not just a drafting assistant) and the deliberate connection between legal and procurement data. Buyers evaluating Leah should verify current pricing tiers directly, since the rebrand from ContractPodAi brought packaging changes that older reviews won't reflect.