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Sea launches AI-powered assistant Cora to bring CP intelligence to the forefront of maritime contract workflows

New AI-powered assistant helps maritime professionals find answers to contract queries, surface risk and make more confident fixing decisions — built directly into Sea’s Contract Management. Sea, the intelligent marketplace for fixing freight, today announced the launch of Cora, its new AIpowered assistant built into Contract Management, the industry standard for charter party and recap ...

Sea has introduced an AI-powered assistant, Cora, to help maritime professionals streamline their contract workflows. Cora, built within Sea's Contract Management system, allows users to ask questions in natural language and receive answers based on their own contract portfolio in seconds. Unlike general-purpose AI tools, Cora is trained specifically on maritime language and concepts, ensuring accurate and relevant responses.

With Cora, users can quickly find answers to common contract queries, detect missing clauses, benchmark terms against past agreements, and make informed fixing decisions. By integrating Cora into Sea’s Contract Management platform, the company aims to turn historic contracts into valuable data that can actively shape future negotiations and risk management.

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