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Financial Times Names Icertis One of the Fastest Growing Companies in the Americas for 2026

Icertis has been named by the Financial Times as one of the 2026 Fastest Growing Companies in the Americas. Selected from more than 1,000 companies and evaluated across North, Central, and South America, Icertis ranked #216 among the top 300 companies on the list. This marks the fourth consecutive year Icertis has earned this recognition, reflecting sustained revenue growth and long-term momentum.

Enterprises today face an increasingly urgent mandate: scale AI across the business or fall behind, while navigating margin pressure from market volatility, trade uncertainty, and shifting supply chains. In this environment, contracts are the commercial backbone of every supplier relationship, customer commitment, and partnership – making them a critical source of truth that defines how companies manage risk at scale while speeding the pace of business to reach their commercial goals. This recognition from the Financial Times points to the growing demand for contract intelligence at a moment when business relationships have never mattered more.

Icertis continues to meet this demand and achieve notable milestones, including:

  • Building relationships with nine new Fortune-ranked customers in 2025, while also expanding relationships with more than half of its current customers.
  • Growing AI annual recurring revenue by nearly 40 percent year-over-year through the launch of Icertis Vera and acquisition of Dioptra.
  • Increasing monthly active users on the Icertis Contract Intelligence platform by more than 60 percent year-over-year while also reducing implementation timelines by 70 percent.
  • Expanding its public sector business by more than 80 percent year-over year and announcing a new public sector hub in Reston, Va.  

“Icertis raised the bar in 2025 across our AI, industry solutions, customer experience, and strategic partnerships as we continue to meet the rising demand for contract intelligence. We are connecting agreements, data, and systems to create an enterprise-wide intelligence layer for our customers that drives better decisions, speeds execution, and ultimately enables them to reach commercial goals faster,” said Anand Subbaraman, CEO, Icertis in a recent press release.

As the market for enterprise AI matures, the companies that win will be those that move from experimentation to execution – embedding AI into systems that define how their business operates. Icertis enables this shift by bringing together the systems businesses rely on, delivering an intelligence layer trusted by the world’s largest organizations to govern how they buy, sell, and manage commercial relationships. This recognition by the Financial Times reflects both the strength of the company’s AI-native platform and the growing role of contract intelligence in shaping how modern enterprises run their business every day.