The contract doesn't end at signature.
It begins.
The world's leading standards bodies in maritime shipping and electrical inspection have chosen Hunit as their platform for Agentic Contracts.
Hunit turns legal and regulatory agreements into self-performing systems. Obligations do not sit passively on the page. They execute, monitor themselves, and generate proof as part of normal operations. The contract becomes operational infrastructure — not static documentation.
End-to-end execution
Structured data and insight
AI-assisted execution - guidance, monitoring, and reporting built into every contract
Built-in automation and compliance
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The Agentic Contract in action
Every obligation. Every role. Every step - in one live, intelligent interface.
Open banking integration verifies payments between parties
Integrate external data sources like key interest rates, IOT devices, or asset registries
Structure human input to interpret subjective clauses, approve key steps, and sign-off regulated activities
Enforce permissions and sequencing - payments held, approvals requested, deadlines triggered automatically
Capture regulatory-grade evidence at the point of work — not reconstructed after the fact
Track execution, surface risk, and drive performance from the contract itself - not from memory, inboxes, or spreadsheets.
Example uses of Hunit's Agentic Contracts
What happens to your
contracts after signature?
Nobody in the market has a good answer. Hunit does. The contract doesn't end at signature - it begins operating, executing, and building a legally certain record from day one.
What changes when contracts perform
When the agreement executes itself, everything downstream gets better.
Eliminate busy work
Use ‘people time’ efficiently - automated tasks complete on their own or make it easy for people to provide their input
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Reduce risk
Prevent the errors or breaches that create risk in a deal or contract
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Hassle-free customisation
1 copy or 10,000 - Agentic Contracts are equally efficient. Agree to one-off terms without the hassle
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Keep your hands on the controls
Use automation but retain control - pause or intervene in processes as needed, ensuring ultimate flexibility and oversight
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Follow through accurately
Automated tasks make sure that the agreement is fulfilled to the letter
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Enable total
awareness
Up to the minute records tell you where an agreement is in its lifecycle and instantaneously alert breaches
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Data security
Choose where your Agentic Contract's encrypted data vault is physically stored (GDPR)
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Integrate your data
Automated records of every action and document related to a contract – stop having to look through different email inboxes or data platforms
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Gain new insights
Improve your business intelligence by dashboarding and analysing portfolios of agreements
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Legal certainty
Onboard, Web3-verified data storage assures total certainty over record keeping accuracy
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Make accurate & secure payments
Contracts calculate, trigger, and verify payments according to the agreed terms
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Improve counter-party performance
Contracts are a two-way street – automated tasks and prompts improve your counter-party’s performance too
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Enable new business models
Pursue opportunities that that weren't previously viable because they require too many manual tasks vs. too little value per transaction
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The question is not whether your contracts are well-written. It is whether they do anything after they are signed.
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Don't take risk with your legal agreements
Hunit is built on a foundation of regulatory analysis, legal research, and industry validation - not assumptions.
Hunit's development has been shaped by regulators, legal professionals, and industry bodies from the ground up. The platform is designed to meet the requirements of court processes, solicitor regulations, and data privacy law - not to work around them.
Agentic Contracts are built on Smart Legal Contract (SLC) technology. Read our defining analysis of SLC technology published in partnership with the Smarter Contracts programme of the UK Jurisdictional Taskforce. Our research was made possible with the support of the Ministry of Justice's LawtechUK programme, the UK Solicitors Regulation Authority, and leading minds from universities and international law firms.
