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The documents exceeded our reading budget and were truncated for this extraction. Treat gaps as unknowns, not absences.
Trains on customer data
Training posture: unknown · the documents do not say
silence is not a no
Not stated in the documents we could read. An absence here is an unknown, not a no.
Opt-out mechanism
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“To prevent Google Analytics from using your information for analytics, you may install the Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser Add-on.”
AI features
none stated
Not stated in the documents we could read. An absence here is an unknown, not a no.
Model providers named
none named
Not stated in the documents we could read. An absence here is an unknown, not a no.
Retention
not stated
Not stated in the documents we could read. An absence here is an unknown, not a no.
Hosting regions
United States
“Information submitted to Ironclad will be transferred to, processed, and stored in the United States, or for certain customers, the European Union.”
Subprocessor notice
not stated
Not stated in the documents we could read. An absence here is an unknown, not a no.
Downstream
Who's behind Ironclad, as listed in its own subprocessor documents. 1 subprocessor.
Model providers
- none listed
Hyperscalers
- none listed
Other subprocessors
- Frontunstated
Reviewer notes
Extracted by deterministic rules (rules/v1), no language model. Coverage is limited to recognisable clauses and a gazetteer of common subprocessors; absent values mean 'not matched', not 'not present'. no training clause matched
Documents read
- privacy policy https://ironcladapp.com/privacy-policyHTTP 200 · 2026-09-05
- subprocessors https://ironcladapp.com/subprocessorsHTTP 200 · 2026-10-15
Document changes
- high 2026-10-15 · subprocessors +1 / −1 lines
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+ 2026 State of AI in Procurement− Ironclad + Accenture: Why Context Makes or Breaks Contract AI - medium 2026-10-13 · subprocessors +0 / −4 lines
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− REQUEST AN IRONCLAD CLM DEMO− SCHEDULE YOUR CONTRACT− MANAGEMENT DEMO− From legal to procurement to sales — one platform for your entire contracting process. - high 2026-10-09 · subprocessors +1 / −1 lines
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+ * * Meet Ironclad AgentThe front door to AI that puts your contracts, deal history, and negotiation knowledge to work.− * * AI Contract Partner: JuristMeet the agentic AI contract partner purpose-built for legal contract review. - medium 2026-10-02 · subprocessors +1 / −1 lines
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+ From legal to procurement to sales — one platform for your entire contracting process.− Sign up for a demo today and see how to cut your contracting time by 80%. - high 2026-09-30 · subprocessors +1 / −1 lines
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+ Ironclad + Accenture: Why Context Makes or Breaks Contract AI− Contracts & Connections: London - medium 2026-09-24 · subprocessors +1 / −1 lines
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+ Contracts & Connections: London− How to Build a Scalable Legal AI Program - high 2026-09-16 · subprocessors +1 / −1 lines
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+ How to Build a Scalable Legal AI Program− Contracts & Connections: Philadelphia - medium 2026-09-15 · subprocessors +4 / −0 lines
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+ REQUEST AN IRONCLAD CLM DEMO+ SCHEDULE YOUR CONTRACT+ MANAGEMENT DEMO+ Sign up for a demo today and see how to cut your contracting time by 80%.
Fact changes
- medium 2026-10-09 · 0 field change(s), +1/−0 subprocessors, +0 model providers
Corrections
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