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IntelAgree Launches Saige Assist: Agent, One AI Agent for Your Entire Contract Portfolio

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TAMPA, Fla., July 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — IntelAgree, a leading AI-powered contract intelligence platform, today announced the launch of Saige Assist: Agent, a single, general-purpose AI agent now in the final stage of its private beta with select customers. Working from a customer’s own clause library, playbooks, and negotiation history, the agent answers questions, compares versions, and redlines against a team’s own standards, directly in the platform. It now also builds dashboards, runs analysis, and makes approval-gated updates inside the CLM platform.

Most AI reaching the contract market is narrow, typically a feature attached to one task or a roster of task-specific agents, each scoped to a single job. Saige Assist: Agent is a single agent that reasons across a customer’s full clause library, playbooks, and negotiation history and assembles a response to whatever question a user asks, rather than waiting for a dedicated feature to be built for each new request. And unlike assistants that stop at an answer, it can write and execute code, turn contract and portfolio data into custom dashboards and interactive reports, and take approval-gated actions that update the platform itself — so the work doesn’t disappear into a chat window.

“While a typical generative AI offering can write a competent clause, it doesn’t know your standards, your history with a counterparty, or how your team actually negotiates,” said Kyle Myers, Chief Product Officer at IntelAgree. “We built Saige Assist: Agent to work from the customer’s own agreements, so the answers and edits reflect their playbooks, not just a general consensus from an LLM. And because it’s one general-purpose agent, it can take on requests no one thought to build a button for. Context is everything when it comes to performing meaningful tasks and Saige Assist: Agent ensures the right context is considered when performing the most important tasks for our users.”

Saige Assist: Agent, for example, redlines and rewrites a contract against the customer’s own playbooks, clause library, and the prior versions they negotiated with the same counterparty. The user decides how far it goes, from a broad first pass on a routine renewal to a surgical, clause-by-clause edit on a high-stakes deal. All of it works wherever the team likes to work: directly in the platform, or in Microsoft Word through the IntelAgree Word add-in.

One agent, one set of guardrails, across your whole contract portfolio — and redlining is just one job of many.

Now in the final stage of private beta, Saige Assist: Agent can:

Answer questions across a customer’s entire contract portfolio in natural language, and compare a contract against past versions, playbooks, and prior agreements with the same partyRedline and rewrite against the customer’s playbook standards, from a broad pass to a single clause, in the platform or in Microsoft Word through the IntelAgree add-inAct with approval: add comments, create and edit contract type playbooks and rules, and draft personas from a live negotiation, each confirmed before anything savesAdapt to each role with shareable personas and a reusable prompt library, use those personas in the Microsoft Word add-in, and run repeatable work with Skills the whole team can reuseSummarize risk and compliance, build custom HTML dashboards and interactive reports, and run scripts that turn raw contract data into finished output

“Contract teams want help without losing control,” said Michael Schacter, Director of Product Management at IntelAgree. “Personas let each user shape the agent to how they work, and the prompt library makes the best prompts reusable across a team. Its work doesn’t stop at an answer: it can write code, build a dashboard from your contract data, and make changes that live in the platform. As we extend the agent to act inside the platform, every change will be presented for approval first, so a person stays in control of anything the agent changes.”

Current beta users are already reporting strong results:

“It has been great to see what this puts in our joint customers’ hands,” said Marc Doucette, Chief Executive Officer at Koho Consulting. “One agent works from a team’s own contracts and standards, so customers get help the way they actually operate, with a person still in control. It keeps getting more capable, and it is becoming a real part of how our customers manage their contracts.”

Saige Assist: Agent builds on features already in production: AI contract redlining, negotiation, extraction, and risk analysis; a native Salesforce integration, plus Workday and Bullhorn connectivity; and an enterprise security posture spanning SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, CASA, and PIPEDA. It is in the final stage of its private beta; customers can request access through their customer success manager.

About IntelAgree: IntelAgree is an AI-native contract lifecycle management (CLM) platform that ensures every deal an enterprise signs is the deal it gets. Since 2018, its machine learning has identified the obligations, dates, and key terms buried in dense legal language. Today, Saige Assist, its generative-AI assistant, expands that intelligence by proposing redlines, risk scores, and next steps according to each customer’s playbooks and clause library. Native integrations with Salesforce, Docusign, Bullhorn, and other tools keep agreement operations moving before and long after signature. Casey’s, Ashley Furniture, and Pebble Beach trust IntelAgree to take the cost and friction out of contracting. Learn more at intelagree.com.

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Long Island Missing Child Rescue Operation Results in Successful Location of 34 Children and Teens

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Clearview AI partners with the National Child Protection Task Force to find children at risk of exploitation and harm.

LONG ISLAND, N.Y., Oct. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Clearview AI, in connection with the National Child Protection Task Force (NCPTF), today announced that 34 children and teens reported missing to police in the Long Island area (Nassau County, Suffolk County, Queens areas) have been located through the Long Island Missing Child Rescue Operation. The operation, coordinated by the National Child Protection Task Force (NCPTF) in partnership with the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services Missing Persons Clearinghouse and Office of Children and Family Services, leveraged the experience, expertise, and resources of local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies, nonprofit organizations, and private partners to provide critical investigative support to local police departments.

The multi-day operation convened public, nonprofit, and private partners with one goal: to explore new leads, review case notes, and use technology to find children at risk of endangerment, exploitation, and harm. The 34 children and teens ranged in age from 7 to 18 years old when they were reported missing.

The Office of Children and Family Services coordinated with nonprofit organizations and victim assistance programs to support the investigations, provide services and support for recovered children, address their needs, and prevent future missing episodes.

During the operation, a youth who had been missing for two years was located and connected with trained advocates. She was given time to rest, a hot meal, and support for her immediate needs while advocacy and investigative professionals began determining what support she would need next. Her family, who had not seen her since she disappeared, expressed their gratitude to the team and prepared to reunite with her. After years missing, the recovery represented far more than closing a case—it created an opportunity for the child to be seen, supported, and given a safer path forward.

Clearview AI provided investigative technology support to the operation, helping investigators generate leads that trained personnel then verified.

“Being part of this operation reflects the trust that law enforcement and child-protection agencies place in our technology every day, and our unwavering commitment to building a safer and more secure world,” said Amos Kyler, CEO of Clearview AI. “Protecting children from exploitation and harm is among the most important work our technology supports, and we are proud to stand alongside the National Child Protection Task Force and its partners.”

“These outcomes reflect what’s possible when law enforcement, child-protection professionals, and technology partners work side by side with a shared commitment to protecting vulnerable youth. These aren’t statistics; they are our children.” – Kevin Branzetti, Co-Founder & CEO of the National Child Protection Task Force.

Missing Child Rescue Operations focus on providing critical resources to prevent vulnerable youth from becoming victims of human trafficking, sexual exploitation, and further harm. NCPTF has now helped locate more than 253 endangered missing children through coordinated Missing Child Rescue Operations.

About the National Child Protection Task Force

The National Child Protection Task Force (NCPTF) is a nonprofit organization creating better outcomes for missing, exploited, and trafficked children. Working alongside law enforcement agencies nationwide, NCPTF provides rapid investigative support, specialized intelligence, advanced technology, private-sector resources, and coordinated case assistance to help locate endangered children and resolve complex cases.

NCPTF’s model is built around the understanding that finding a child is only the beginning. NCPTF works with law enforcement, child welfare professionals, social service providers, and community partners to better understand what led to a child’s disappearance, identify patterns of risk, and strengthen the response surrounding that child once they are found.

Through year-round case assistance and multi-agency Missing Child Rescue Operations, NCPTF helps communities bring together the people, information, and resources needed to respond more effectively to vulnerable children—not only in the moment they are missing, but in the work that follows to help create greater safety and stability over time. Learn more at ncptf.org

About Clearview AI

Clearview AI provides law enforcement and government agencies with a revolutionary facial recognition search engine that helps investigators solve crimes after the fact. Its platform of more than 70 billion facial images is sourced exclusively from public web sources, including news media, mugshot websites, public social media, and other open sources. Law enforcement and government agencies that use Clearview AI receive high-quality leads while expending fewer resources. When supported by other evidence, these leads help law enforcement and government officials identify suspects accurately and quickly, protect victims, and keep communities safe. Clearview AI’s mission is to help reduce crime, fraud, and risk; create safer communities; ensure secure commerce; and enhance national security and military defense.

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Walden Media Group Named Newest Advertising and Growth Marketing Partner for Training Mate

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Walden Media Group to lead paid media and growth strategy as the Australian born fitness brand expands its franchise footprint across the United States

AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Walden Media Group (WMG), a growth marketing agency specializing in franchise brands, today announced that it has been selected by Training Mate as the brand’s newest advertising and growth marketing partner.

Founded by former professional rugby player and celebrity trainer Luke Milton, Training Mate brings an Australian, team oriented approach to group fitness. Its high energy HIIT classes are built around community as much as results, a philosophy the brand sums up as “51% social, 49% fitness.” With Training Mate growing its franchise system nationally, the partnership positions WMG to support both corporate and franchisee growth.

Under the partnership, WMG will lead [paid search, paid social, local marketing, creative production, and performance reporting], with a focus on driving membership growth at existing studios and building strong launch momentum for new franchise locations.

“Training Mate has built something rare in fitness: a brand people genuinely want to belong to,” said Zachariah Walden, CEO of Walden Media Group. “Our job is to take that energy and turn it into consistent, measurable growth for every studio in the system. We’re proud to partner with the Training Mate team as they bring this community to more cities across the country.”

The partnership adds Training Mate to WMG’s growing portfolio of franchise clients across fitness, beauty, wellness, and healthcare. WMG’s franchise program combines standardized operating procedures and reporting with local market execution, giving franchisors brand consistency and franchisees clear visibility into performance.

About Training Mate
Born in Australia and refined in Los Angeles, Training Mate is a social fitness brand offering high energy, 45 minute HIIT workouts in a supportive, community first environment. The brand opened its first studio in West Hollywood in 2013 and is now expanding nationally through franchising.

About Walden Media Group
Walden Media Group (WMG) is a growth marketing company that helps franchise and enterprise brands drive measurable business outcomes. By integrating media, creative, data, and technology, WMG builds the growth engines that connect brand strategy to performance at every level of the organization.

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Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Facility Completes Annual Inspection with No Deficiencies Noted

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Inspection highlights continued commitment to compliance, safety, sanitation and professional care

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ohio, Oct. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Armor Health (ArmorHealthcare.com) is honored to partner with our client, the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office in Columbus, Ohio, and applauds their Franklin County Correctional Center II facility’s (Jackson Pike) successful completion of its annual inspection by the Bureau of Adult Detention from the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, on September 8, 2026, with no deficiencies noted.

The inspection included a comprehensive review of facility operations, safety measures, sanitary conditions and compliance with applicable standards, including protocols related to health care delivery.

The outcome reflects the facility’s continued commitment to maintaining a safe, sanitary and professional environment while adhering to established regulatory requirements. The inspection also underscores the importance of ongoing preparedness, accountability and operational excellence in correctional settings.

“Successful inspections are the result of consistent preparation, teamwork and a commitment to doing things the right way every day,” said Tamara Taylor, Vice President of Client Relations at Armor Health. “We are proud of the work being done by the Franklin County team and the commitment they demonstrate to providing a safe environment and professional care for the individuals entrusted to their custody.”

For correctional facilities, maintaining compliance requires more than preparing for an annual inspection. It requires systems, processes and people that support consistent performance every day. The Franklin County inspection results demonstrate the facility’s focus on preparedness, compliance, and professional care.

About Armor Health- Armor Health is a leading provider of correctional healthcare services providing quality care to local correctional facilities across the country for more than 22 years. Every day, Armor provides evidence-based medical and mental health services revolutionizing the healthcare landscape utilizing its proprietary Insights Analytics, risk scoring, and predictive modeling. Powered by modern AI solutions from its partnership with Antidote-AI (Antidote-AI.com) our AI clinical tools, and our expert clinicians provide a laser focus on best-in-class interventions to deliver the right care, at the right time, in the right place to every patient we serve. 

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