DocJuris offers an AI-powered contract negotiation platform that automates review, redlining, and negotiation workflows. Its software screens third-party contracts in seconds, applies playbook-compliant redlines in one click, and generates formatted track changes, exception tables, and amendments from a cloud-based application. Several Fortune 500 companies — including Siemens, Dell, FedEx, Toyota, and Duke Energy — use DocJuris for contract management tasks. A company survey of 700+ in-house attorneys and contract administrators found 74% of companies manually review and draft contracts, underscoring demand for automation. DocJuris announced an $8 million Series A that brings total capital raised to $11.2 million and said it will focus on scaffolding its platform around generative AI, expanding customer success, and growing its user base. Headquartered in Houston, the company positions its platform to reduce contract cycle times and legal risk for enterprise teams. DocJuris is a software-as-a-service company that helps legal, sales, and procurement teams negotiate and close contracts with greater speed and precision. The platform emphasizes contract collaboration and aims to 'revisualize' the way people read contracts to improve the user experience for lawyers and business users. Founded in 2018 and based in Houston, the company says pandemic-driven remote work increased demand for tools that replace sending Word documents over email. DocJuris has been remote since before the pandemic, with all but one employee based in Houston, and is hiring across sales, customer service, and marketing. Management plans to grow its locally concentrated remote team while further developing the product to address contract optimization needs.

Total raised

$11M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Oct 2024