Logikcull offers a secure, cloud-based eDiscovery platform designed to make discovery instant and accessible for law firms, enterprises, governments, and non-profits. Users can start a discovery project in five seconds and review data with a Google-like search interface. The company shifted from an eDiscovery services provider to a software platform after its 2004 founding in a Washington, D.C. apartment. Logikcull emphasizes simplicity, security, and analytical capabilities built on technologies like Elastic and MongoDB. Thousands of customers across more than 38 countries use the product, including Fortune 500 companies, Am Law 200 firms, and major city governments. In 2017 the company grew its customer base by 500%, underscoring rapid adoption of its solution. Logikcull offers a pure cloud-based legal intelligence platform that automates more than 3,000 steps required to prepare data and documents for legal review. Its Culling Intelligence search engine lets users quickly search uploaded data and share results for litigation, investigations, due diligence and open-records responses. The company emphasizes simplicity and security to enable in-house legal and compliance teams to handle tasks previously outsourced to vendors or law firms. Customers cited in the announcement include Veolia, Williams Companies, Vinson & Elkins, Fisher & Phillips and the City of Chicago. Logikcull says it aims to expand access to legal intelligence for millions of legal and compliance professionals who face high costs and complexity in discovery. The company was founded in 2004 and is based in San Francisco. Logikcull is a Washington, DC-based company founded in 2004 by Andy Wilson and Sheng Yang that provides software for the legal industry. Its core product helps legal teams of all sizes organize, search, and collaborate on document collections for discovery and investigations from computers, phones, or tablets. The company raised $4M in seed funding led by Storm Ventures, with participation from Nick Mehta and Anshu Sharma. Storm Ventures director Jason Lemkin will join Logikcull’s board as part of the financing. Logikcull intends to use the funds to expand its new sales and marketing teams. The product is positioned to support discovery and investigations workflows across legal teams.

Total raised

$39M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Jan 2018