Guides

Practical tools for evaluating negotiation AI.

Four working documents for deciding where AI belongs in your negotiation process, which use cases to start with, and what a credible pilot has to prove.

Evaluation criteria

AI Negotiation Buyer's Guide

The evaluation criteria that actually separate negotiation platforms: assisted versus autonomous scope, evidence and citation, security posture, integration reality, governance, and what commercial proof to demand.

Decision framework

Person-led or autonomous: a decision framework

How to classify a negotiation by strategic importance, complexity, relationship sensitivity, repeatability and guardrail clarity, so the mode follows the deal rather than the other way round.

Implementation

Negotiation AI Pilot Playbook

Choosing the supplier set, agreeing the baseline before you start, defining escalation rules, measuring the outcome the way finance will, and deciding what earns expansion.

Readiness check

Autonomous Negotiation Readiness Check

Identifying the supplier segments where objectives are clear, trade variables are bounded, and exceptions can escalate safely. Most teams have more of these than they expect.

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