Agiloft

Agiloft is a contract lifecycle management software company headquartered in Redwood City, California. It was founded in 1990 by Colin Earl as Integral Solutions Corporation and took the Agiloft name in 2012. Since May 2024 it has been majority-owned by the private equity firm KKR, with FTV Capital and JMI Equity also holding stakes in the business.

Agiloft spent its first two decades selling a configurable no-code application platform used for service management and workflow before narrowing its focus to contract lifecycle management for legal and procurement buyers. FTV Capital invested in 2020, KKR acquired a majority stake in 2024, and in January 2025 the company completed its first acquisition, the generative AI contract review tool Screens. It has since launched Astra, a standalone contract AI product.

Agiloft at a glance:

• Founded: Founded in 1990 by Colin Earl in Redwood City, California as Integral Solutions Corporation, and renamed Agiloft in 2012.
• Headquarters: Headquartered in Redwood City, California, with sales and support operations serving customers across North America, Europe and Asia.
• Ownership: Private equity owned: KKR acquired a majority stake in May 2024, with existing investor FTV Capital and new investor JMI Equity participating.
• Legal Technology Portfolio: Sells the Agiloft contract lifecycle management platform listed in this directory, plus the Astra contract AI product and the acquired Screens technology.
• Market Focus: Serves mid-market and enterprise legal, procurement and finance departments in healthcare, financial services, manufacturing and technology.

What legal teams should know: Agiloft suits organizations that want deep configuration without custom code and expect legal, procurement and finance to share one agreement system. The no-code model shortens change requests but rewards buyers who invest in administrator training. The 2024 change of control has accelerated acquisitions and launches, so confirm roadmap commitments contractually.