Luminance’s AI

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overall

905

out of 60,653

-136

traffic

5,993

out of 60,653

-641

investment

645

out of 60,653

-46

review

Not Available

These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

Luminance

Years in business

Number of employees

201-500 employees

Country

United Kingdom

Luminance provides AI-powered legal automation, streamlining contract processes from generation to compliance checks, minimizing manual effort and error.

API Availability

Pricing

paid

Use

ai contract management

ai contract review & analysis

compliance management

contract generation

Position of Luminance’s AI on sub rankings

December 2025

AI contract management - Overall

10 out of 189

Ai contract review & analysis - Overall

5 out of 108

Compliance management - Overall

6 out of 444

Contract generation - Overall

4 out of 56

United Kingdom - Overall

52 out of 3,032

AI contract management - Overall

10 out of 189

Ai contract review & analysis - Overall

5 out of 108

Compliance management - Overall

6 out of 444

Contract generation - Overall

4 out of 56

United Kingdom - Overall

52 out of 3,032

Industries

legal & insurance

Integrations

microsoft word

outlook

salesforce

Security protocols

iso 27001

Company

Luminance

Years in business

Number of employees

201-500 employees

Country

United Kingdom

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