September 2026

September brought new ways to build smarter workflows, connect contract work across your business, and keep information organized and accessible.

From building and adapting workflows with AI and prebuilt Blueprints to a new Salesforce experience, centralized Integration Hub, and more flexible ways to organize and connect contract data, here’s how LinkSquares is accelerating business outcomes.

Workflow Builder Agent

Describe the process you need. Let LinkAI help build it.

Workflow Builder Agent gives legal teams a new way to create and adapt contract workflows using plain language. Tell LinkAI what needs to happen, who should be involved, and how work should move forward, and it helps assemble the steps, sequence, dependencies, and routing directly in the workflow canvas. You can also use the Agent to update existing workflows as policies, stakeholders, and business needs change.

Why it matters: Build and adapt sophisticated workflows without needing specialized builder expertise, while keeping your team in control of what ultimately goes live.

Workflow Builder Agent is available today for all Agentic Platform customers.

Workflow Blueprints

Start with a working structure instead of a blank canvas.

Workflow Blueprints provide prebuilt starting points for common contracting processes, including NDA intake, contract drafting and review, DPA review, and SaaS purchasing. Choose the Blueprint that best matches your process, then customize the steps, conditions, assignments, and access to fit the way your organization works.

Why it matters: Get a head start on new workflows while creating a more consistent foundation for routing, responsibilities, and approvals across your contracting processes.

Workflow Blueprints is available today for all Agentic customers.

Salesforce Integration for the LinkSquares Agentic Platform

Keep Sales in Salesforce and Legal in LinkSquares, without slowing down the contract process.

The improved Salesforce integration for the LinkSquares Agentic Platform connects contract requests and workflows directly to Salesforce, giving Sales and Legal a shared process while letting each team work in the system they already know.

Sales initiates contract requests directly from Salesforce, using CRM data to prefill requests in LinkSquares. Additionally, Sales stays up to date on status, comments, and redlines in Salesforce while Legal works in LinkSquares, and once the agreement is signed, the executed contract and AI-extracted terms flow back to the originating Salesforce record.

Why it matters: Less switching between systems, fewer incomplete requests, and better visibility from request through signature.

Learn more about the Salesforce integration here.

Integration Hub

One place to discover and manage your LinkSquares integrations.

Integration Hub introduces a centralized experience for admins to view and manage the integrations connecting LinkSquares with the rest of their technology stack.

Instead of navigating different setup experiences for different integrations, admins now have a consistent place to understand what connections are available, see their status, and take the appropriate next step to get connected.

Why it matters: A simpler, more consistent way to manage the systems that connect to LinkSquares.

The Integration Hub is available today for all Agentic Platform customers.

Drives for File Library

Organize contracts around the way your business actually works.

Drives bring a new level of structure to File Library, making it easier to organize content and establish clearer access boundaries across departments, business units, geographies, and other groups.

Along with Drives, improvements to folder navigation and file sharing make it easier for users to find and work with the content they need while giving organizations greater control over how contract information is organized and accessed.

Why it matters: Clearer organization and access control as your contract repository grows.

Drives for File Library is available today for all Agentic Platform customers.

Webhooks

Connect LinkSquares events to the systems and workflows around them.

Webhooks give teams another way to extend LinkSquares by allowing events in LinkSquares to trigger actions in external systems.

This creates more flexibility for organizations that want contract activity to feed downstream workflows and business processes without relying entirely on manual handoffs.

Why it matters: More flexibility to connect contract events with the processes and systems that depend on them.

September’s releases make it easier to put contract work in motion—from building and adapting workflows to connecting the systems your teams rely on and keeping contract information organized and accessible.

And we’re not slowing down. Stay tuned for more updates coming in October.