Agentic Contracts explained
Agentic Contracts are built on Smart Legal Contract (SLC) technology
An Agentic Contract is a digital contract that combines the power of technology and legal principles to automate tasks, enforce rules, and interact with external data. Unlike a 'smart contract' (commonly used in decentralized finance and crypto), Agentic Contracts are specifically designed to meet legal requirements, making them binding and court enforceable. They incorporate intelligence and automation into traditional agreements, transforming how contracts are executed and managed in a highly efficient and compliant manner.
Agentic Contracts, built on Smart Legal Contract (SLC) technology, redefine contract dynamics by automating payments, dynamically updating with real-time data, and engaging stakeholders through legally certain polling mechanisms, propelling contracts into a new realm of unparalleled efficiency and effectiveness.
Introduction to Smart Legal Contracts
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Agentic Contracts, built on Smart Legal Contract (SLC) technology, offer a powerful new way to automate legal agreements.
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Smart contracts and Smart Legal Contracts (SLCs) may sound similar, but they are very different in practice, technology, and use.
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In this webinar series, Hunit’s CEO and co-founder explains what Agentic Contracts, leveraging SLC technology, are, what they are not, and how they can be compliantly used in regulated legal services.
The full slide pack used for all of the below webinars can be downloaded here.
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Much of the material contained in this series is further addressed in Hunit’s practical exploration of compliant SLC use, published with the support of the United Kingdom’s Ministry of Justice (via its Lawtech Delivery panel and LawtechUK Sandbox) and the United Kingdom’s Solicitors Regulation Authority.
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