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Wolters Kluwer ELM Solutions: The invoice knows too much
Every legal bill contains a story about how work gets done. Wolters Kluwer ELM Solutions helps corporate legal teams read it, question it, and put the next dollar to better use.
Checkbox
Checkbox is an AI-powered legal service management platform that acts as the 'AI Legal Front Door' for in-house legal teams. It captures legal requests from channels like email, Slack, Teams and Salesforce, automatically triages and routes them, resolves routine work such as NDAs and contract approvals through self-service and AI agents, and escalates complex matters to attorneys. Built on a no-code, drag-and-drop workflow engine, it gives legal departments a single place to capture, manage, automate and measure their work. Founded in 2016 by Sydney classmates Evan Wong and James Han, Checkbox serves 100+ enterprises including SAP, PepsiCo, Hitachi, Telstra, Woolworths and Xero, and raised a $23M Series A in January 2026 at a reported $100M valuation.
CloudLex - The Legal Cloud
CloudLex is a New York-based legal technology company that builds cloud-native case management software purpose-built for plaintiff personal injury law firms. Its platform runs a PI practice end to end - from client intake and matter management through medical records retrieval, client communication, e-signatures, and settlement - and layers in Lexee AI for demand drafting, medical summaries, and 24/7 client assistance, plus human-powered paralegal services. Founded in 2015 by Dev and Sudhir Shrotri, the company positions itself as a single ecosystem for personal injury firms rather than a generic legal tool.
PERSUIT
PERSUIT is an enterprise SaaS platform that helps corporate legal departments scope, price, select and manage their outside law firms. Founded in 2016 by former DLA Piper partner Jim Delkousis, it runs competitive RFPs, structures alternative fee arrangements, benchmarks rates and - after its 2025 acquisition of Apperio - tracks legal spend from intake through invoice payment. The company built on a simple premise: clients value outcomes, not billable hours.
LegalOn Technologies
LegalOn Technologies is a legal AI company that builds contract-review and legal-workflow software for in-house legal teams. Founded in Tokyo in 2017 by former corporate lawyers Nozomu Tsunoda and Masataka Ogasawara, it pairs large language models with attorney-authored playbooks so its flagship product, Review, flags risks and suggests edits inside Microsoft Word. Used by more than 7,000 organizations across Japan, the U.S. and the U.K. - including roughly a quarter of Japan's public companies - LegalOn raised a $50M Series E led by Goldman Sachs in July 2025 and struck a technology partnership with OpenAI to build legal AI agents.
Streamline AI
Streamline AI is a San Francisco-based legal technology company building an AI-powered intake, triage, and matter-management platform for busy in-house legal teams. Founded in 2020 by former DoorDash counsel Kathy Zhu and ex-Google product leader Julian Wimbush, it replaces email threads and spreadsheets with no-code workflows, automated routing, and real-time metrics so legal departments can move faster and prove their impact. The company has raised about $14M total, including an $8.6M Series A, and supports 500+ in-house lawyers at companies like Gusto, 8x8, Acorns and Bloom Energy.