Now, Docusign is unveiling a suite of new features to make it easier for users to collaborate on contracts, track compliance, review them with AI, and verify the identity of signers.

The purchase comes at a pivotal moment for DocuSign, valued at about $12.5 billion, which is said to be in the process of selling itself to a private equity firm.

When Allan Thygesen became CEO of Docusign in 2022, the company’s stock was on a steep down-ramp after a nearly two-year rally. Shares of the digital agreements company’s surged during the ...

The first Docusign AI contract agents will become available in the U.S. by the end of this year with a focus on procurement and sales workflows.

The purchase is intended to shore up Docusign’s position in the Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) space, an area the company entered last month. But Lexion isn’t going away — at least ...

Docusign is expanding beyond e-signatures with the launch of an AI-powered platform to change how businesses manage contracts and agreements.

Docusign stock spiked more than 600% from summer 2019 to its high of $310 in September 2021. “There’s a joke around here,” said Chatwani.

Instead of contracts sitting in a queue waiting for manual review, Docusign AI contract agents can analyze agreements in seconds, flag risks, and surface issues requiring human expertise ...