Tangible Intelligence has launched what it’s branding as its CoIntelligent Platform, an agentic orchestration layer that works alongside human reviewers for high-volume, recurring transactions.
The ALSP, which launched back in 2015 and works with corporates and law firms, said that its holistic approach meant that if a company is onboarding a vendor, ‘CoIntelligent agents automatically gather requirements, review documents, flag compliance issues, route approvals, and escalate only non-standard terms to experts’.
The end goal: to cut the review and approval time significantly.
They added that each agent operates autonomously, ‘handling routine work, making intelligent decisions, and escalating exceptions to human experts’. The US-based business explained that all of this can be broken down into seven stages, see image below.

Some examples of what they can do includes:
- ‘Sourcing & Procurement: Deploy agents that turn week-long vendor reviews into same-day approvals. Secure SOWs, NDAs, and contracts in days, not weeks.
- Legal & Operations: Activate agents that close deals 70-90% faster with automated agreement generation and approvals. Auto-route standard terms while flagging non-standard provisions for review.
- Claims & Compliance: Deploy agents that replace manual processing with automated intake, extraction, and loading. Escalate complex claims while auto-processing standard submissions with bulletproof audit trails.’
Robert Reynolds, Founder and CEO, commented: ‘After processing thousands of transactions representing billions in value, we discovered something critical: 90% of the delay isn’t in the work, it’s in the waiting between siloed systems. We built the CoIntelligent Platform to eliminate that wait – not by automating tasks, but by orchestrating the entire journey.’
Is this a big deal? Well, since genAI arrived the world of ALSPs has evolved rapidly. After – in some cases – not being that excited about ML/NLP-based AI tools, the rate at which LLMs can create value has changed things enormously.
ALSPs have also seen new ‘hybrid law firms’, from Crosby and Covenant, to Eudia, come into existence very quickly, and are responding.
So, Tangible’s move makes a lot of sense and is timely, given how the market is changing.
More about Tangible here.
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