Leah

Leah is an enterprise agentic AI platform that executes multi-step workflows across legal, procurement, finance, and shared services.

Leah Maestro is the primary orchestrator behind the Leah product suite. It governs specialist agents through deterministic handoffs, approval gates, context engineering, memory, permissions, and observability, maintaining an auditable record at each stage. Organizations configure where automated execution ends and human review is required. Irreversible actions require explicit human approval, with company playbooks and precedent engineered directly into each agent's context.

Leah Contracting, Leah Legal, Leah Procurement, and Leah Finance run on the Maestro engine, enabling cross-functional workflows without manual coordination. Obligations established during contract negotiation in Leah Contracting carry directly into procurement and surface legal exposure for counsel review. Each workload executes within the same administrative harness, governance controls, and audit trail.

Leah prices by completed workload rather than per token. Customer data is not used to train models, and customer-built agents, workflows, and applications remain the customer's intellectual property. Leah is SOC 2 Type II certified and deploys single-tenant on any public cloud, in any region, or within a virtual machine inside the customer's network perimeter.

Leah was founded in London in 2015, and operates offices in New York, London, Dubai, Mumbai, Sydney, Glasgow, and Singapore. The company states that they currently serve over 400 global enterprises.