Navigating Tariff Turbulence

The Operational Impact of Trade Policies on Contract Management

From renegotiations and risk exposure, to supply chain strain and compliance complexity, the ripple effects of changing global trade policies are being felt across every industry.

Agiloft surveyed 600 legal, procurement, and commercial professionals across the U.S. and U.K. to understand how tariffs are changing the way businesses manage their contracts – and how leading teams are turning volatility into a strategic advantage.

What’s inside:
  • Exclusive data on how organizations are tracking tariff-related clauses and obligations
  • Top pain points and process gaps in tariff-triggered contract workflows
  • Real-world strategies teams are using to stay compliant and mitigate risk
  • The role of AI and CLM in future-proofing contracts against geopolitical shifts

Global trade disruptions aren’t slowing down – and outdated contract processes leave your organization exposed. Download this report to see how you stack up, and what it takes to lead with agility in a world where tariffs can change overnight.

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Whats inside:

The gap is in the systems that execute contracts. Sourcing platforms, ERP, accounts payable: none of them are consistently checking whether what's happening matches what was agreed.  

Only 36% of organizations automatically link sourcing awards to contract terms. 35% say POs are only partially enforced against underlying contracts. 49% describe their invoice-to-contract validation as partial at best.

The shift from legal to procurement — and what it demands 81% of organizations have moved more contract authority toward procurement in the past two years. 93% of companies over $5B in revenue have done so. That authority brings new accountability — and new infrastructure requirements.