Intapp, Inc. · NASDAQ:INTA

Intapp — Investor Day (February 2026)

154 slides from Intapp's investor day presentation, Feb 25, 2026

  1. Slide 1: Investor Day 2026

    Investor Day 2026 <> INTAPP

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer This presentation has been prepared by Intapp, Inc. (“Intapp”) for informational purposes only and not for any other purpose. Nothing contained in this presentation is, or should be construed as, a recommendation, promise or representation by the presenter or Intapp or any officer, direct

  3. Slide 3: Introducing SVP, Investor Relations

    Introducing SVP, Investor Relations

  4. Slide 4: Agenda

    Agenda David Trone John Hall Thad Jampol Ben Harrison Don Coleman David Morton

  5. Slide 5: Introducing Chairman & Chief Executive Officer

    Introducing Chairman & Chief Executive Officer

  6. Slide 6: Intapp helps leading capital markets, legal and advisory firms grow, manage risk, run profitably

    Intapp helps the leading capital markets, legal and advisory firms grow, manage risk, and run profitably 31% 124% 2,750+ Cloud ARR YoY Cloud NRR Clients Note: refer to "Disclaimer" for definitions of cloud ARR and cloud net revenue retention rate (“cloud NRR”); Client count as of December 31, 2025

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  8. Slide 8: Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle

    Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle

  9. Slide 9: Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle

    Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle The elite professional firms we serve are expanding, but they must transform and have unique industry requirements for AI.

  10. Slide 10: Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle

    Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle The elite professional firms we serve are expanding, but they must transform and have unique industry requirements for AI. Today we are launching Celeste, our AI-native agentic platform for firms. Celeste is built to automate a firm’s business and

  11. Slide 11: Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle

    Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle The elite professional firms we serve are expanding, but they must transform and have unique industry requirements for AI. Today we are launching Celeste, our AI-native agentic platform for firms. Celeste is built to automate a firm’s business and

  12. Slide 12: Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle

    Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle The elite professional firms we serve are To position our portfolio for the next wave of expanding, but they must transform and have demand, we are rearchitecting all our core unique industry requirements for AI. business applications to run as exp

  13. Slide 13: Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle

    Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle The elite professional firms we serve are To position our portfolio for the next wave of expanding, but they must transform and have demand, we are rearchitecting all our core unique industry requirements for AI. business applications to run as exp

  14. Slide 14: Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle

    Intapp is positioned to win in the agentic AI cycle The elite professional firms we serve are To position our portfolio for the next wave of expanding, but they must transform and have demand, we are rearchitecting all our core unique industry requirements for AI. business applications to run as exp

  15. Slide 15: Our market

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  16. Slide 16: Our market is expanding and in need of AI solutions

    Our market is expanding and in need of AI solutions $4T global market We focus on the largest professional firms 4 Every firm has an imperative to transform how they operate with AI The market is consolidating, driving demand for technology to enable scale Note: based on internal research

  17. Slide 17: Our markets are unique in structure and how they deliver value

    Our markets are unique in structure and how they deliver value Typical corporate model Professional firm model Horizontal technology has never served these firms well

  18. Slide 18: Firms need to differentiate with their proprietary knowledge

    Firms need to differentiate with their proprietary knowledge Individual Institutional knowledge knowledge In heads In systems Differentiated AI Capabilities Firm knowledge powering AI models

  19. Slide 19: Professional compliance is an existential concern

    Professional compliance is an existential concern Firms have strict, highly specific requirements for professional compliance Investment Private Real Legal Accounting Consulting Banking Equity Assets Work Client–Matter– Firm–Client– Client–Engagement– Coverage–Deal– Fund–Portfolio Co– Fund–Property–

  20. Slide 20: Agentic AI Strategy

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  21. Slide 21: With Intapp Assist, we integrated gen AI into our products

    With Intapp Assist, we integrated gen AI into our products

  22. Slide 22: Celeste — The agentic platform for Firm AI

    Celeste — © The agentic platform for Firm Al

  23. Slide 23: How we built Celeste

    How we built Celeste AI-native codebase Model agnostic New user experience paradigm Startup release velocity

  24. Slide 24: Partners and business services are underserved

    Partners and business services are underserved Partners & senior leaders Winning new business and clients Managing and growing key relationships Running their practice profitably ~2/3rd of expenses as a share of revenue Business services Marketing & business development Conflicts, compliance and ris

  25. Slide 25: Illustration: AI automation example in Business Services

    Illustration: Al automation example in Business Services 40-60” of department labor cost Ramping over 2-3 years Example: Large firm 50-person business services function with 15 senior and 35 junior analysts

  26. Slide 26: Celeste positions us to deliver on the next opportunity curve

    Celeste positions us to deliver on the next opportunity curve Agentic AI opportunity 1 $30B+ core IT SAM ~ $20B 1 Estimates based on market interviews and our historical data and experience, and Gartner “Forecast: AI Spending, Worldwide, 2024 – 2029, 4Q25” Note: SAM stands for serviceable addressabl

  27. Slide 27: Introducing Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer

    Introducing Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer

  28. Slide 28: From standalone models to agentic systems of work

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  29. Slide 29: Institutional knowledge and compliance context for firms

    Relationships Precedents Institutional knowledge Partner judgment Sector expertise Clients Playbooks Referral networks Ethical walls Insider lists | Regulatory obligations Information barriers Conflicts Permissions Complex industry Ethical walls Risk controls req U | rements Client intake Deal origi

  30. Slide 30: Celeste — The agentic platform for Firm AI

    Celeste — © The agentic platform for Firm Al

  31. Slide 31: Industry-specific agents and firm playbooks

    Industry-specific Firm agents Playbooks Knows Professional your firm compliance built-in

  32. Slide 32: Celeste makes AI models better

    Celeste makes AI models better Expert agents Professional compliance Embedded firm workflows Client systems of record Industry market data

  33. Slide 33: Celeste product demo: deal screening

    €& Celeste ® © Newchat D Chats ® Playbooks & Spaces SS Admin Recent Deal Screening Playbook ® Summarize this company in 5... What questions should we as. Summarize revenue, EBITDA, a. Estimate LTM revenue if only p. Give me something to work on. ap @ Deal Screening Agent ® Assess deals for initial I

  34. Slide 34: Inbound Opportunity Screening demo

    Inbound Opportunity Screening Firm’s Deal Point of View Preliminary LBO model and valuation

  35. Slide 35: Celeste surfaced in Copilot

    Celeste surfaced in Copilot View Preliminary LBO model and valuation

  36. Slide 36: A comprehensive platform for professional firms

    A comprehensive platform for professional firms Private Investment Legal Accounting Consulting Real Assets Capital Banking Intapp Celeste | The Firm AI Expert Agents Firm Playbooks Context Engine MCP Connectors Collaboration Growth Compliance Profitability DealCloud Properties Intake Conflicts Terms

  37. Slide 37: A comprehensive platform for professional firms

    A comprehensive platform for professional firms Private Investment Legal Accounting Consulting Real Assets Capital Banking Intapp Celeste | The Firm AI Expert Agents Firm Playbooks Context Engine MCP Connectors Collaboration Growth Compliance Profitability DealCloud Properties Intake Conflicts Terms

  38. Slide 38: Celeste automates firms' business workflows with expert agents

    Celeste automates firms’ business workflows with expert agents Investors Advisors

  39. Slide 39: Celeste playbooks

    & Celeste 3) © New chat B Chats © Playbooks & Spaces SS Admin Recent Deal Screening Playbook @ ‘Summarize this company in 5. What questions should we as Summarize revenue, EBITDA, a... Estimate LTM revenue if only p. Playbooks © sourcing 30 Playbooks Q Search playbooks Deal Screening Playbook Sourci

  40. Slide 40: Skills Connectors

    Skills Connectors @D Celeste deal or no deal?

  41. Slide 41: Industry and firm context

    Industry and firm context - context includes the language that firms use. Every firm has a different way of talking about their business. That maps back to their data. These firms have very complex data taxonomies -- one of the reasons the industry graph data model… if you donʼt have this the LLM wo

  42. Slide 42: Applications: Celeste and agents in our products

    a.Applications. i. Knows your firm.. ii. Rearchitecting iii. Examples of Celeste and agents in our products 1. DealCloud → embedded pane and Cross- selling 2. Compliance → intake acceleration → conflicts clearance (agents running at night) → ongoing compliance monitoring 3. Time → data being used fo

  43. Slide 43: We already manage the critical data and workflows firms rely on

    We already manage the critical data and workflows that these firms rely on each day Matter / Fee earner Write downs Clients Referrers Intake Conflicts Corp Trees Work History effort / Write offs Balance of Sanctions Staffing / Matter unit Pursuits Experience Trade Lists Leverage economics Collection

  44. Slide 44: DealCloud with Celeste / Conflicts with Celeste

    DealCloud with Celeste Conflicts with Celeste

  45. Slide 45: Celeste surfaced in Anthropic Claude

    Celeste surfaced in Anthropic Claude

  46. Slide 46: Partner ecosystem: a comprehensive platform built for professional firms

    PARTNER ECOSYSTEM A comprehensive platform built for professional firms Private Investment Legal Capital Banking Accounting Consulting Real Assets Intapp Celeste | The Firm Al Expert Agents Firm Playbook Context Engine McP Connectors Collaboration Growth DealCloud Properties Wa4LSASOD4 YANLYVd

  47. Slide 47: Professional compliance scenarios

    Professional compliance scenarios Team Information MNPI | Confidentiality Employee Independence screens barriers Insiders conflicts Separation of Protect client Highly-sensitive Engagement Individual Firm and engagement interests M&A access conflicts personal audit teams restrictions of interest ind

  48. Slide 48: Introducing President, Industries & Founder, DealCloud

    Introducing President, Industries & Founder, DealCloud

  49. Slide 49: Diversified and global client base of premier firms

    Diversified and global client base of premier firms

  50. Slide 50: Positive secular trends across all client verticals

    Positive secular trends across all client verticals

  51. Slide 51: Law firms: scale and complexity trends

    Am Law 100: # of firms with $1B+ revenue >2x in 10 years Scale provides global reach and practice area breadth Heightened complexity from evolving AML + KYC regulations Urgency for tech partner: compliant cloud AI transformations Note: “Am Law 100…” sourced via Am Law 100 rankings: 2025 and 2015

  52. Slide 52: Legal

    Transaction volume inflecting, 100+ deals in 2025 alone Private-equity backed: ~1/3rd of top 30, ~1/4th of top 100 Driving scaled roll-ups and mid-size / regional consolidation Legal Catalyst for AI-driven compliance infrastructure modernization Note: “Transaction volume…” sourced via CPA Trendlines

  53. Slide 53: Accounting

    Firm share: top 5 = ~40%, top 10 = ~50%, top 100 = ~80% Accounting Combinations driven by global scale and hyper-specialization Expansion of advisory services: AI and digital transformation Legal Private equity roll-ups driving compliance prioritization Note: “Firm share…” based on market interviews

  54. Slide 54: Investment banking and consulting

    Top bulge brackets: ~25 – 30% of global fees historically Accounting Consulting Boutiques: ~15 – 20% of global fees historically 2025 rebound in M&A and IPOs, mega-deals at all time-high Legal Secondaries a growing mechanism for liquidity unlock Note: “Top bulge brackets…” and “Boutiques…” sourced v

  55. Slide 55: Private capital

    Investment banking Private equity: top 10 fundraising share at decade high Accounting Consulting Secondaries: record transaction volumes Evergreen funds: private wealth-driven inflows Legal Rise of multi-asset super platforms via M&A and partnerships Note: “Private equity…” sourced via Private Equit

  56. Slide 56: Real assets

    Investment banking Investors: thousands of real assets private equity firms and REITs Private capital Accounting Consulting Heavy top 10 capital concentration across both PE and REITs TermSheet acquisition: expanding into developers / operators Legal Under-served and largely behind the digitalizatio

  57. Slide 57: Translating into...

    Translating deep-seated vertical expertise value-oriented proposition end-market consolidation trends replicable, referenceable execution key persona and workflow knowledge Enterprise instrumentation product-market positioning leadership-first approach into…

  58. Slide 58: Four client expansion themes

    Complexity of private capital secondaries 1 and continuation vehicles Influx of PE dollars into top accounting 2 firms, driving compliance modernization Legal cloud migrations to leverage new 3 cloud AI and connected firm data Upgrade existing CRM for AI-enabled 4 sourcing / origination and data ing

  59. Slide 59: Complexity of private capital secondaries and continuation vehicles

    Complexity of private capital secondaries 1 and continuation vehicles Influx of PE dollars into top accounting 2 firms, driving compliance modernization Legal cloud migrations to leverage new 3 cloud AI and connected firm data Upgrade existing CRM for AI-enabled 4 sourcing / origination and data ing

  60. Slide 60: Investment banking client case study

    Complexity of private capital secondaries and continuation vehicles Upsell across advisory business with Assist Investment banking DealCloud PCA group >6x Investor Day New Investor Day 2024 client land 2026 Q2 FY24 client spend Q2 FY26 Note: results shown are based on particular client case studies

  61. Slide 61: Influx of PE dollars into top accounting firms

    Complexity of private capital secondaries 1 and continuation vehicles Influx of PE dollars into top accounting 2 firms, driving compliance modernization Legal cloud migrations to leverage new 3 cloud AI and connected firm data Upgrade existing CRM for AI-enabled 4 sourcing / origination and data ing

  62. Slide 62: Accounting client case study: >25x spend

    Influx of PE dollars into top accounting Conflicts + Intake firms, driving compliance modernization Global cross-sell Accounting Employee Compliance cross-sell Existing client DealCloud >25x Investor Day Investor Day 2024 2026 Q2 FY24 client spend Q2 FY26 Note: results shown are based on particular

  63. Slide 63: Accounting client case study: >3x spend

    Influx of PE dollars into top accounting firms, driving compliance modernization Employee Compliance cross-sell Accounting Conflicts + Intake upsell Existing client Conflicts Intake >3x Investor Day Investor Day 2024 2026 Q2 FY24 client spend Q2 FY26 Note: results shown are based on particular clien

  64. Slide 64: Legal cloud migrations to leverage new cloud AI

    Complexity of private capital secondaries 1 and continuation vehicles Influx of PE dollars into top accounting 2 firms, driving compliance modernization Legal cloud migrations to leverage new 3 cloud AI and connected firm data Upgrade existing CRM for AI-enabled 4 sourcing / origination and data ing

  65. Slide 65: Legal client case study: >9x spend

    Cloud migrations to leverage new Compliance AI cross-sell cloud AI and connected firm data Conflicts, Intake, Terms with Assist Legal Time Billstream cloud migration cross-sell Existing client Time >9x Investor Day Investor Day 2024 2026 Q2 FY24 client spend Q2 FY26 Note: results shown are based on

  66. Slide 66: Legal client case study: ~2x spend

    Cloud migrations to leverage new cloud AI and connected firm data Full cloud migration, Legal starting with Compliance added Assist full suite Collaboration cross-sell DealCloud cross-sell Existing client Conflicts Intake Terms Walls Time Billstream ~2x Investor Day Investor Day 2024 2026 Q2 FY24 cl

  67. Slide 67: Legal client case study: >2x spend

    Cloud migrations to leverage new cloud AI and connected firm data Legal DealCloud cross-sell Terms cloud migration Time cloud cross-sell Existing client Conflicts Intake Terms Walls >2x Investor Day Investor Day 2024 2026 Q2 FY24 client spend Q2 FY26 Note: results shown are based on particular clien

  68. Slide 68: Upgrade existing CRM for AI-enabled sourcing

    Complexity of private capital secondaries 1 and continuation vehicles Influx of PE dollars into top accounting 2 firms, driving compliance modernization Legal cloud migrations to leverage new 3 cloud AI and connected firm data Upgrade existing CRM for AI-enabled 4 sourcing / origination and data ing

  69. Slide 69: Real assets client case study: ~2x spend

    Upgrade existing CRM for AI-enabled sourcing / origination and data ingestion Real assets Agentic AI capabilities cross-sell Doc ingestion DealCloud cross-sell upsell Existing client DealCloud ~2x Investor Day Investor Day 2024 2026 Q2 FY24 client spend Q2 FY26 Note: results shown are based on parti

  70. Slide 70: Introducing Chief Operating Officer

    Introducing Chief Operating Officer

  71. Slide 71: Our coverage model

    Our coverage model Expand client lifecycle Land client spend potential Mid-market Enterprise

  72. Slide 72: Our coverage model

    Our coverage model Mid-market Enterprise growth growth client lifecycle Mid-market Enterprise pursuit pursuit client spend potential

  73. Slide 73: $15B+ of core IT SAM

    of core IT SAM in $15B+ Note: SAM estimates based on market interviews and our historical data and experience

  74. Slide 74: Enterprise GTM transition is working

    Enterprise GTM transition is working… >75% of core IT SAM lands expands ~2.8K named accounts $15B+ opportunity named account mix spend potential Note: SAM estimates based on market interviews and our historical data and experience

  75. Slide 75: Inflection with our largest clients

    Inflection with our largest clients Total ARR threshold for top 10, 25, 100 clients >2x growth >2x growth Top 10 25 >2.5x growth 100 IPO FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Q2 FY26 Note: “IPO” values are defined as of the fiscal quarter ended June 30, 2021; Refer to "Disclaimer" for a definition of total ARR

  76. Slide 76: Compelling Enterprise new logo greenfield opportunity

    Compelling Enterprise new logo greenfield opportunity Enterprise new logo Professional Financial opportunity services services Note: Intapp clients as of the fiscal quarter ended December 31, 2025

  77. Slide 77: Further harnessing our Enterprise coverage in FY26

    Further harnessing our Enterprise coverage in FY26 Overall density Pursuit + growth Geographies YoY seller increase increased focus on adding sellers in Middle East via Enterprise new logo pursuit and Singapore FY26 vs. FY25 Professional services Financial services

  78. Slide 78: Supporting clients through go-live to expansion

    Supporting clients through go-live to expansion Post-purchase Post-go-live Professional services Training services Account management Client success expert-led enablement to accelerate commercial relationship Value realization across implementation adoption owner and coordinator client lifecycle

  79. Slide 79: Intapp partner ecosystem

    Data partners Intapp partner Technology partners ecosystem Vertical-centric partners Services partners

  80. Slide 80: Partner-engaged deals outperform

    co-sell  Deal size Partner-engaged deals outperform  Win rate

  81. Slide 81: Scaling partner delivery capabilities and resources

    co-delivery partner-led 200+ projects Scaling partner FY25 up ~45% YoY delivery capabilities services partner and resources 1.2K+ certifications Q2 FY26 up ~35% YoY

  82. Slide 82: Intapp + Microsoft

  83. Slide 83: Successful FY25 with Microsoft

    Successful FY25 with Microsoft…

  84. Slide 84: Jointly executed with Microsoft

    jointly executed with Microsoft FY26 YTD Note: “YTD" values are defined as FY26 year to date, as of the fiscal quarter ended December 31, 2025

  85. Slide 85: Intapp + Harvey

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  86. Slide 86: Intapp + Anthropic

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  87. Slide 87: Varied pricing and packaging model

    Varied pricing and packaging model platform fee enterprise-wide seat-based Celeste opportunity consumption

  88. Slide 88: Introducing Chief Financial Officer

    Introducing Chief Financial Officer

  89. Slide 89: Intapp since inaugural Investor Day 2024

    Intapp since inaugural Investor Day 2024 Delivering on Delivering on Growth Profitability Model evolution (revenue) Non-GAAP gross profit Cloud ARR Non-GAAP operating income Enterprise Free cash flow Migrations M&A Note: non-GAAP gross profit, non-GAAP operating income, and free cash flow are non-GA

  90. Slide 90: Operating at Rule of 43

    Operating at Rule of… ~26% ~18% Growth Subscription revenue YoY growth ~ 43 % 1 Profitability Non-GAAP operating margin FY26E Note: "Rule of" defined as: YoY trailing 12-month subscription revenue growth rate plus trailing 12-month non-GAAP operating margin. Non-GAAP operating margin is based on non

  91. Slide 91: Power of the platform

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  92. Slide 92: A comprehensive platform for professional firms

    A comprehensive platform for professional firms Private Investment Legal Accounting Consulting Real Assets Capital Banking Intapp Celeste | The Firm AI Expert Agents Firm Playbooks Context Engine MCP Connectors Collaboration Growth Compliance Profitability DealCloud Properties Intake Conflicts Terms

  93. Slide 93: Large and expanding core market opportunity

    Large and expanding core market opportunity ~$39B ~$31B core IT TAM ~$24B Pricing + packaging Product expansions core IT Product expansions Real assets M&A SAM Impactful M&A ~$20B ~$15B ~$10B 2021 Investor Day 2024 Today Note: TAM stands for total addressable market; SAM stands for serviceable addre

  94. Slide 94: Large and expanding core market opportunity

    Large and expanding core market opportunity core IT SAM ~$20B ~$15B Investor DayDay Investor 2024 Pricing + packaging Product expansions Real assets M&A Today Investor Day 2026 2024 Note: SAM estimates based on market interviews and our historical data and experience

  95. Slide 95: Agentic is the next opportunity curve

    Agentic is the next opportunity curve Agentic AI opportunity 1 $30B+ core IT SAM ~ $20B 1 Estimates based on market interviews and our historical data and experience, and Gartner “Forecast: AI Spending, Worldwide, 2024 – 2029, 4Q25” Note: SAM estimates based on market interviews and our historical d

  96. Slide 96: Total revenue reflecting the model evolution

    Total revenue reflecting the model evolution 20% CAGR $ in millions Total revenue FY22 – FY26E 3 $572 $504 (10%) YoY License + $431 +1% YoY Services License + $351 +11% YoY Services License + $272 Services 1 73% 66% Subscription Subscription mix 60% 56% Subscription mix Subscription Subscription mix

  97. Slide 97: Subscription revenue strength

    Subscription revenue strength 32% CAGR $ in millions Subscription1 FY22 – FY26E 2 $572 Services 1 $504 License $431 1 Subscription $417 $351 $272 $332 $259 $197 +32% YoY +28% YoY +26% YoY 2 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26E 56% mix 60% mix 66% mix 73% mix Note: YoY growth rates and CAGR calculations based o

  98. Slide 98: Over half a billion of total ARR

    Over half a billion of total ARR 22% CAGR $ in millions Total ARR FY22 – Q2 FY26 $535 $485 $404 $330 $271 +27% YoY +22% YoY +22% YoY +20% YoY +22% YoY FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Q2 FY26 Note: YoY growth rates and CAGR calculations based on corresponding precise amounts as presented in our quarterly and/or

  99. Slide 99: Cloud ARR now over 80% mix

    Cloud ARR now over 80% mix 32% CAGR $ in millions Cloud ARR FY22 – Q2 FY26 $535 $485 Non-cloud ARR $404 $434 Cloud ARR $330 $383 $271 $297 $222 $163 +48% YoY +36% YoY +33% YoY +29% YoY +31% YoY FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Q2 FY26 60% mix 67% mix 73% mix 79% mix 81% mix Note: YoY growth rates and mix / CAGR

  100. Slide 100: Cloud and total net new ARR have increased every year

    Cloud and total net new ARR have increased every year $ in millions $81 >1.5x Total net new ARR Investor Day 2024 – today (TTM) Cloud net new ARR $74 $86 $60 $58 $74 $59 $53 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Note: “net new” total ARR and “net new” cloud ARR defined as: total ARR and cloud ARR at the end of a

  101. Slide 101: Growth drivers

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  102. Slide 102: Operating at Rule of 43

    Operating at Rule of… ~26% ~18% Growth Subscription revenue YoY growth ~ 43 % 1 Profitability Non-GAAP operating margin FY26E Note: "Rule of" defined as: YoY trailing 12-month subscription revenue growth rate plus trailing 12-month non-GAAP operating margin. Non-GAAP operating margin is based on non

  103. Slide 103: Our visible path to $1B

    Celeste full-platform Our visible path to $1B Partnerships Celeste limited availability Acquisitions New Applied AI client sub-verticals Cloud New migrations geographies Accelerate ecosystem Expand with New existing clients solutions $1B ARR Add new clients Expand offering Grow $0.5B ARR current Q2

  104. Slide 104: Scaling across end-markets and geographies

    Scaling across end-markets and geographies Total ARR mix by vertical Total revenue mix by geo Q2 FY26 Q2 FY26 (TTM) 31% 41% International Financial services 59% Professional services 69% United States

  105. Slide 105: Cloud net new ARR mix: land + expand

    Cloud net new ARR mix: land + expand 4-year mix 2-year mix FY22 – FY25 FY24 – FY25 Net 68% expand 73% New 32% logo 27% Note: “net new” cloud ARR defined as: cloud ARR at the end of a reporting period minus cloud ARR at the end of the prior reporting period; “New logo” defined as: the portion of net

  106. Slide 106: Client lands are getting larger

    Client lands are getting larger ~50% Q2 FY26 growth since IPO IPO New logo ARR per $30K $40K $50K $60K gross logo adds (TTM)

  107. Slide 107: Clients are committing to longer with Intapp

    Clients are committing to longer with Intapp ~3 years top 10 ARR client average contract duration >20% growth average contract duration IPO – today at ~2 years ~10pt increase long-term RPO mix 1 IPO – today 1 “RPO” defined as: remaining performance obligations; “long-term RPO mix” denotes the portio

  108. Slide 108: $50K+ ARR clients embody the broader business momentum

    $50K+ ARR clients embody the broader business momentum ~50% ~100% ~95% YoY net new of total clients of total ARR logo mix (TTM) 1 up up up vs. IPO 10+ pts 60+ pts 5+ pts 1 $50K+ ARR client net new logo mix defined as: the portion of net new logos represented by clients with greater than $50,000 of A

  109. Slide 109: Healthy growth across our $50K+ ARR clients

    Healthy growth across our $50K+ ARR clients >1,325 14% >1,275 +10% CAGR >1,150 YoY >1,000 >850 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Q2 FY26 YoY adds >125 >150 >125 >125 >100

  110. Slide 110: Strong growth in our large clients

    Strong growth in our large clients $100K+ ARR clients $1M+ ARR clients 834 120 15% 795 36% +15% 109 CAGR 698 CAGR +38% YoY YoY 603 506 73 53 41 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Q2 FY26 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Q2 FY26 86 97 95 97 106 YoY adds 10 12 20 36 33

  111. Slide 111: Strong growth in our large clients

    Strong growth in our large clients $100K+ ARR $1M+ ARR >10 clients at clients 834 clients 120 $3M+ ARR FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Q2 FY26 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Q2 FY26

  112. Slide 112: Progress in our $1M+ ARR client base

    Progress in our $1M+ ARR client base ~25% 5 of 6 sub-verticals of total ARR >40% of total ARR >$225M ARR % of total ARR from $1M+ ARR clients >4x ARR since IPO IPO Q2 FY26

  113. Slide 113: Progress and continued opportunity in our $1M+ ARR client base

    Progress and continued opportunity in our $1M+ ARR client base <10% of $50K+ ARR clients ~25% of total ARR >40% of total ARR % of total ARR from $1M+ ARR clients IPO Q2 FY26 Q2 FY26

  114. Slide 114: Steady, consistent expansion across annual client cohorts

    Steady, consistent expansion across our Total ARR expansion annual client cohorts 1.0x 1.2x 1.5x FY cohorts FY25 1.7x FY24 FY23 2.0x FY22 FY21 1.9x FY20 2.4x FY19 FY18 2.1x FY17 2.6x FY16 3.1x FY15 4.8x FY14 6.8x Note: chart reflects growth in total ARR over time for client cohorts based on initial

  115. Slide 115: Steady, consistent expansion across annual client cohorts

    Steady, consistent expansion across our annual client cohorts FY cohorts FY25 FY24 FY23 FY22 + 20% FY21 growth in FY25 FY20 each of FY14 + FY24 FY19 cohorts FY18 FY17 FY16 FY15 FY14 Note: chart reflects growth in total ARR over time for client cohorts based on initial contract year with Intapp. Base

  116. Slide 116: Strong cloud net retention

    Strong cloud net retention 125% 115% ~124% Cloud NRR 100% FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Q2 FY26

  117. Slide 117: Multi-pronged cloud expand engine augments stable gross retention

    Multi-pronged cloud expand engine augments stable gross retention ~124% 100% Illustrative cloud NRR build Cloud Cloud Churn + Cloud Cross-sell Upsell Pricing base migrations downgrades NRR Note: chart reflects respective contribution to cloud net new client spend from shown categories for the 12 mon

  118. Slide 118: Multi-pronged cloud expand engine augments stable gross retention

    Multi-pronged cloud expand engine augments stable gross retention upside potential from building migration motion ~124% 100% Illustrative cloud NRR build Cloud Cloud Churn + Cloud Cross-sell Upsell Pricing base migrations downgrades NRR Note: chart reflects respective contribution to cloud net new c

  119. Slide 119: Significant expand whitespace within core IT SAM of top 200 clients

    Significant expand whitespace within core IT SAM of our top 200 clients Agentic AI ~$2.5B ~79% ~79% ~93% ~98% incremental ARR opportunity 1 % whitespace ~ 21% ~ 21% % penetration ~ 7% 2% ~ Time Compliance DealCloud Firm AI Collaboration 1 Incremental ARR opportunity based on estimated expand potenti

  120. Slide 120: Significant expand whitespace within core IT SAM of top 200 clients

    Significant expand whitespace within core IT SAM of our top 200 clients ~ 79% ~ 79% ~ 93% ~98% ~10% mix Legal % of DealCloud ARR % whitespace ~ 21% ~ 21% % penetration ~ 7% ~ 2% Time Compliance DealCloud DealCloud Firm AI Collaboration Note: whitespace is the incremental ARR opportunity based on est

  121. Slide 121: Cloud motion tees up the future in agentic

    Cloud motion tees up the future in agentic Client mix: IPO Client mix: Q2 FY26 All cloud 6% Hybrid 12% All on-premise 94% of clients with 1+ cloud products +17pts since IPO 82% Note: “All cloud” defined as: clients with only cloud ARR; “Hybrid” defined as: clients with both cloud ARR and non-cloud A

  122. Slide 122: Cloud motion tees up the future in agentic

    Cloud motion tees up the future in agentic Relative % mix of migration program 1 Walls Conflicts, Intake, Terms Time Migration program Mid-stage Early-stage 2H FY26 start maturity horizon 1 Mix based on client spend for the on-premise deployed product families shown

  123. Slide 123: Domain expertise and compliance positioning provide early signals for agentic era

    Domain expertise and compliance positioning provide early signals for success into the agentic era Q2 FY26 Agentic AI opportunity with Celeste ~10% Assist AI % of net new client spend

  124. Slide 124: Successful M&A track record

    Real assets AI-based operating system ~$5 billion additional SAM via M&A since IPO Enterprise collaboration solutions AI-based solutions ~$110 million capital deployed since IPO 1 Employee compliance Prebilling automation and workflow IPO Successful M&A Microsoft Teams and Office 365 technology trac

  125. Slide 125: Operating leverage

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  126. Slide 126: Operating at Rule of 43

    Operating at Rule of… ~26% ~18% Growth Subscription revenue YoY growth ~ 43 % 1 Profitability Non-GAAP operating margin FY26E Note: "Rule of" defined as: YoY trailing 12-month subscription revenue growth rate plus trailing 12-month non-GAAP operating margin. Non-GAAP operating margin is based on non

  127. Slide 127: Gross margin improvement

    Gross margin improvement $ in millions Investor Day 78% 78% 77% 2026 TTM 74% 71% +6pts $423 68% $390 $319 $249 Investor Day 72% 2024 $185 TTM FY22 FY22 FY23 FY23 FY24 FY24 FY25 FY25 Q2FY26 Q2 FY26 TTM TTM Note: non-GAAP gross profit and non-GAAP gross margin are non-GAAP financial measures; refer to

  128. Slide 128: Gross margin improvement

    Gross margin improvement $ in millions 78% Subscription 77% mix shift 74% Cloud economies 71% of scale $423 68% $390 $319 $249 $185 Services margin maintenance FY22 FY22 FY23 FY23 FY24 FY24 FY25 FY25 Q2FY26 Q2 FY26 TTM TTM Note: non-GAAP gross profit and non-GAAP gross margin are non-GAAP financial

  129. Slide 129: Operating margin improvement

    Operating margin improvement $ in millions Investor Day 17% 18% 2026 TTM 15% +12pts $102 9% $76 Investor Day 5% 3% $39 2024 TTM (3%) $10 ($7) 1 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26E Note: non-GAAP operating income (loss) and non-GAAP operating margin are non-GAAP financial measures; refer to “Reconciliation: no

  130. Slide 130: Operating margin improvement

    Operating margin improvement $ in millions Gross margin: 18% subscription mix shift 15% S&M: sales productivity, partner economy, $102 blueprints 9% $76 G&A: economies of $39 scale, process 3% automation (3%) $10 ($7) 1 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26E Note: non-GAAP operating income (loss) and non-GAAP op

  131. Slide 131: Free cash flow margin improvement

    Free cash flow margin improvement $ in millions Gross margin and 24% OpEx leverage 20% Working capital management 15% $122 $108 $65 Operational efficiency 7% 5% optimization $25 $14 FY22 FY22 FY23 FY23 FY24 FY24 FY25 FY25 Q2FY26 Q2 FY26 TTM TTM Note: free cash flow and free cash flow margin are non-

  132. Slide 132: Inflection in free cash flow since Investor Day 2024

    Inflection in free cash flow since Investor Day 2024 ~$60M ~$200M 2024 2026 IPO Investor m Investor Day Day 10 8 quarters quarters Note: refer to “Reconciliation: free cash flow” in appendix for a reconciliation of this measure to its most directly comparable GAAP financial measure

  133. Slide 133: Capital allocation framework

    Capital allocation framework Forward growth Dilution opportunity management Strong cash flow Product innovation Deliberate, Share drives optionality + go-to-market disciplined M&A repurchases 1 1 Additional information regarding our share repurchase programs may be found in our Quarterly Report on F

  134. Slide 134: Managing equity dilution

    Managing equity dilution Non-GAAP weighted-average shares +4% (1%) +9% YoY YoY YoY +20% YoY 84M 83M FY26E 80M 74M with share repurchases as of Q2 FY26 1 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26E Note: net dilution calculated as: year-over-year percentage change in diluted weighted-average shares used to compute non-GAAP

  135. Slide 135: Financial framework

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  136. Slide 136: Headlines to define Intapp's financial model on the path to $1B

    Headlines to define Intapp’s financial model on the path to $1B NRR strength and deeper penetration of named account universe to continue guiding go-forward new logo trajectory should show tighter track with total and subscription revenue growth participation and monetization and stickiness with par

  137. Slide 137: The model progression

    The model progression… IPO Investor Day 2024 FY21 Q2 FY24 (TTM) Total ARR $212 million $365 million Cloud % of total ARR 52% 70% Non-GAAP gross margin 69% 72% Non-GAAP operating margin 4% 5% Free cash flow margin (6%) 9% Note: non-GAAP gross margin, non-GAAP operating margin, and free cash flow marg

  138. Slide 138: The model progression

    The model progression… IPO Investor Day 2024 Investor Day 2026 FY21 Q2 FY24 (TTM) Q2 FY26 (TTM) Total ARR $212 million $365 million $535 million Cloud % of total ARR 52% 70% 81% Non-GAAP gross margin 69% 72% 78% Non-GAAP operating margin 4% 5% 17% Free cash flow margin (6%) 9% 20% Note: non-GAAP gro

  139. Slide 139: Targeting $1 billion in total ARR

    Targeting $1 billion in total ARR… IPO Investor Day 2024 Investor Day 2026 FY21 Q2 FY24 (TTM) Q2 FY26 (TTM) FY29 target Total ARR $212 million $365 million $535 million $1 billion Cloud % of total ARR 52% 70% 81% 90%+ Non-GAAP gross margin 69% 72% 78% 80%+ Non-GAAP operating margin 4% 5% 17% 28% – 3

  140. Slide 140: ...and GAAP profitability

    …and GAAP profitability Investor Day 2026 Q2 FY26 (TTM) FY29 target Total ARR $535 million $1 billion Cloud % of total ARR 81% 90%+ Non-GAAP gross margin 78% 80%+ Positive GAAP operating income GAAP operating margin FY28 target Non-GAAP operating margin 17% 28% – 30% Free cash flow margin 20% 25% –

  141. Slide 141: Thank you

    Investor Day 2026 Thank you <> INTAPP

  142. Slide 142: Our unique advantages

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  143. Slide 143: Distribution: we have the trust of 2,750+ clients worldwide

    Distribution: we have the trust of 2,750+ clients worldwide Note: client count as of December 31, 2025

  144. Slide 144: Data and workflows: we already manage the critical data firms rely on

    Data and workflows: we already manage the critical data and workflows that these firms rely on each day Matter / Fee earner Write downs Clients Referrers Intake Conflicts Corp Trees Work History effort / Write offs Balance of Sanctions Staffing / Matter unit Pursuits Experience Trade Lists Leverage

  145. Slide 145: Professional compliance: Intapp is the industry leader

    Professional compliance: Intapp is the industry leader Team Information MNPI | Confidentiality Employee Independence screens barriers Insiders conflicts Separation of Protect client Highly-sensitive Engagement Individual Firm and engagement interests M&A access conflicts personal audit teams restric

  146. Slide 146: Intapp partner ecosystem

    Data partners Intapp partner Technology partners ecosystem Vertical-centric partners Services partners

  147. Slide 147: Successful M&A track record

    Real assets AI-based operating system ~$5 billion additional SAM via M&A since IPO Enterprise collaboration solutions AI-based solutions ~$110 million capital deployed since IPO 1 Employee compliance Prebilling automation and workflow IPO Successful M&A Microsoft Teams and Office 365 technology trac

  148. Slide 148: Team: Our industry expertise and client focus set us apart

    Team: Our industry expertise and client focus set us apart Vertical expertise Silicon Valley engineering Founder-led Client obsessed

  149. Slide 149: Summary

    Summary Firms are expanding but need AI that is compliant and built for how they work Celeste is our AI-native agentic platform, purpose-built for professional firms We partner with Microsoft, Anthropic and Harvey; Celeste makes their tools better We're rearchitecting our applications as agents, run

  150. Slide 150: Thank you

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  151. Slide 151: Reconciliations

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  152. Slide 152: Reconciliation: non-GAAP gross profit

    Reconciliation: non-GAAP gross profit $ in millions FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Q2 FY24 TTM Q2 FY26 TTM GAAP gross profit $140 $173 $239 $307 $373 $270 $406 Adjusted to exclude the following: Stock-based compensation 1 4 6 7 10 7 10 Amortization of intangible assets 7 8 4 5 7 4 7 Non-GAAP gross profit

  153. Slide 153: Reconciliation: non-GAAP operating income (loss)

    Reconciliation: non-GAAP operating income (loss) $ in millions FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Q2 FY24 TTM Q2 FY26 TTM GAAP operating loss $(23) $(99) $(69) $(32) $(27) $(56) $(32) Adjusted to exclude the following: Stock-based compensation 19 77 68 60 88 67 101 Amortization of intangible assets 11 14 11 1

  154. Slide 154: Reconciliation: free cash flow

    Reconciliation: free cash flow $ in millions FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 Q2 FY24 TTM Q2 FY26 TTM Net cash (used in) provided by operating $(10) $14 $27 $67 $124 $38 $111 activities Adjusted for the following cash outlay: Purchases of property and equipment (2) — (2) (2) (2) (2) (3) Free cash flow $(12)

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