StructureFlow Receives $6M Series A Funding for Expansion
StructureFlow, a legal technology startup based in London, UK, recently secured $6M in Series A funding, bringing the total amount raised to $15M. The funding was led by FINTOP Capital, with additional investment from Venrex, part of the US asset management fund Select Equity Group. This financial boost will allow the company to continue developing its product using artificial intelligence and expand its global presence to meet the increasing demand for its services.
CEO and Founder Tim Follett is at the helm of StructureFlow, which offers a visual modelling platform that allows business professionals to communicate and collaborate on complex business processes.
The platform enables users to create structure charts, process maps, timelines, and more, all driven by data. By providing a visual representation of these processes, StructureFlow helps professionals work more efficiently, reducing errors and fostering better outcomes for all parties involved. Notable clients of StructureFlow include top law firms such as Baker McKenzie, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, Norton Rose Fulbright, Slaughter and May, A&O, Shearman, and Linklaters.
With this recent funding round, StructureFlow aims to further revolutionize the way professionals in the legal industry approach complex business processes. By leveraging artificial intelligence and visual modelling, the company is poised to continue making an impact on the global market, providing innovative solutions that streamline communication and drive success for its clients. The investment from FINTOP Capital and Venrex signals a strong vote of confidence in StructureFlow's vision and capabilities, positioning the startup for continued growth and success in the legal technology sector.
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