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Product overview

Take the manual effort out of contract management.

Nomio is the contract repository for in-house legal teams. We do the setup. We do the maintenance. Forever.

We do the work, so you don’t have to.

We organise every document, apply a consistent naming convention, and validate every data field by hand. No setup project. No upkeep on your side.

“I gave Nomio access to our SharePoint and they then did everything for me
Amy Wells
The Grid

Every contract in one place. Always up to date.

A live structured view of every agreement you have, with the data points you care about, validated by a human, and connected to the source clause.

  • Sort, filter, and segment your repository with custom labels.
  • Renewal notice deadlines, expiry dates, and other key dates calculated for you.
  • Real-time reports you can build, save, and share.
Universal search

Answer questions about your contracts. In seconds.

Search across every clause in every agreement, in plain English, and get the answer with the source it came from.

  • Search across your entire estate, not one contract at a time.
  • Combine search terms; jump to the exact clause that matches.
  • Bookmark and categorise individual clauses for re-use.
Agreement view

Drill into the detail. See where every value came from.

Open any agreement, see every data point we’ve captured, and click any field to jump to the clause it was extracted from.

  • Every captured value linked to the source clause. Click to verify.
  • Master agreements automatically linked to their order forms, addenda, and variations.
  • Auto-translation from any source language. Read in English, search across both.
Nomio Agent + MCP

Ask your contracts anything. Or point your own AI at them.

Ask the Nomio Agent a question in plain English and watch it show its working, or connect the Nomio MCP so the AI tools you already use can query the same checked data.

  • Ask in plain English and see the working: which contracts it read, what it filtered, what it found.
  • The grid updates in front of you, and every answer links to the source clause.
  • Connect Nomio MCP to the AI tools you already use, like Claude and Copilot, behind your access controls.

Nomio is built for your whole team.
Embed across your business with uncapped seats. Users see only what you let them see.

Where other approaches fail, and what we do instead.

Stick AI on your folders. Get a hallucinating mess.

Point Claude or Copilot at a folder of contracts and every question costs you money, with a different answer each time.

“With all the AI in the world, including a human in that process is the difference. Nomio has been transformational. We get, instead of two weeks, answers in seconds. It’s fantastic.”

Alastair Innes
Alastair Innes Legal Director, Amey
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Use a spreadsheet. Get yesterday’s truth.

A spreadsheet is only as good as the last person who updated it. The cells that look wrong are the ones that matter most, and there is no quick way to check them against the contract.

“Our spreadsheet was an incomplete database, details of some contracts and nothing on others. Now we sign, upload to Nomio, and that’s it.”

James Russell-Jones
James Russell-Jones General Counsel, Bark
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Buy a CLM. Get a year of implementation.

A CLM takes quarters to implement, not weeks, and half of first-time deployments never deliver (Gartner). Most of the bill is for features you'll never use.

“We aimed for the moon and we didn’t even land in the stars. We crash-landed a quarter way there with a CLM. Nomio solved the problem for us very neatly.”

Alex O'Connell
Alex O'Connell General Counsel, Fever Tree
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Why there’s nothing better than Nomio on the market.

“There is no one else on the market that offers this level of customisation with a repository”

Jessica Bann
Jessica Bann
Head of Legal, parcelLab
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Your contracts shouldn’t live in someone’s head