Agiloft vs Icertis (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Agiloft if

• Fits if a large company wants contracts that match its own process
• Makes sense if you already pay for DocuSign or Adobe Sign

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you want signing alone, since this is a full enterprise contract platform
• Watch out: no price is published, only a demo and quote
• Watch out: signing needs a DocuSign or Adobe Sign subscription, so you may pay twice
• Not for you if you want to try it first, because no trial is listed

Pick Icertis if

• Fits if you run contracts across a large company with SAP or Workday
• Makes sense if you want AI agents working inside contract data

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you want to sign documents, as signing is through other vendors' adapters
• Watch out: there is no pricing page, only demo requests
• Not for you if you are a small team, since it targets large organisations
• Not for you if you want a phone or desktop app, because only a cloud platform is described

Agiloft

• No prices are published; the pricing page leads to a demo and a quote.
• Signing runs through integrations, so a separate e-signature subscription may be needed.
• It is a full enterprise CLM platform, which is more than a plain signing tool needs.
• The vendor lists a web platform only, with no separate desktop or mobile apps.

Icertis

• No pricing page exists; the site points to demo requests and talking to an expert.
• E-signature comes through DocuSign or Adobe Sign adapters, not a signing tool built into Icertis.
• It targets large organizations and is more than a small team needs for signing.
• The vendor describes a cloud platform only, with no desktop or mobile apps.

Agiloft

Eight-stage lifecycle

The platform covers request and initiation, generation, review and negotiation, approvals, execution, and later stages, in one governed system.

No-code configuration

Workflows, approvals, data models and automations are set up without writing code, according to the vendor.

E-signature integrations

Signing is done through connected e-signature tools such as DocuSign and Adobe Sign, not a signing product of Agiloft's own.

Astra contract intelligence

Astra is the vendor's AI product for reviewing agreements, comparing clauses, flagging risks and tracking obligations.

Integration Hub

The site says 1,000+ pre-built connectors link contract data to CRM, ERP and sourcing systems without code.

Icertis

Engage, Operate and Analyze

The product is organized into three areas: drafting and negotiation, an operating system for contracts, and portfolio-wide analytics.

Vera AI agents

Agents for drafting, redlining, risk review, obligations and fulfillment act within limits the customer sets, per the vendor's site.

Native integrations

Pre-built adapters connect SAP, Microsoft, Salesforce, Workday, Adobe Sign and DocuSign to the contract platform.

Agent interoperability

The site lists connections to enterprise AI agents including Copilot, OpenAI, Claude and Joule.

Public-sector adapters

Specialized adapters cover SAM.gov and Federal Clause, along with API-based integrations for regulated workflows.

Agiloft

Pricing could not be confirmed. See agiloft.com.

Icertis

Pricing could not be confirmed. See icertis.com.