Checkbox lands $23 million to automate corporate legal tasks
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Checkbox lands $23 million to automate corporate legal tasks

The funding will expand its AI Legal Front Door to automate and manage legal workflows.

1/29/2026
Yassin El Hardouz
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Checkbox, a no-code platform specializing in legal automation, has successfully closed a US$23 million Series A funding round. The investment, led by Touring Capital, elevates the company's valuation to $100 million and includes participation from prominent investors like Peak XV. This capital injection is earmarked for the expansion of its innovative "AI Legal Front Door" solution, designed to streamline workflows for enterprise legal teams.


Addressing a Growing Need in Legal Operations

In-house legal teams are increasingly facing pressure from a rising volume of work without a proportional increase in staff. This challenge is compounded by inefficient, manual request channels such as email, Slack, and Microsoft Teams. Consequently, legal professionals spend significant time on low-value administrative tasks with little visibility into their overall workflow and demand.

Checkbox addresses this gap with its AI Legal Front Door, which intelligently captures and manages requests from various business channels. The platform automates routine workflows, allowing for self-service on simple matters while escalating complex issues directly to the legal team. This approach transforms a fragmented, manual process into a streamlined and centralized system for managing legal services.

A Vision for Intelligent Legal Workflows

At the core of the platform are AI Agents that convert everyday conversations into automated processes, from contract drafting to conflict-of-interest approvals. This technology empowers business users to resolve routine legal needs independently and efficiently. The system ensures that high-risk or complex matters are automatically routed to the appropriate legal experts for their direct review.

Co-founder and CEO Evan Wong stated that the platform provides crucial visibility into demand and cycle times, enabling better resource planning. Chief Product Officer James Han added that their goal is to build a system of intelligence for legal work. This system turns daily requests into institutional expertise that AI can leverage for faster, more consistent outcomes.

Investor Confidence and Market Validation

The funding round saw participation from existing investors Peak XV and Tidal Ventures, alongside new backers Conductive Ventures and Five V Capital. This significant financial endorsement underscores the market's confidence in Checkbox's vision and its potential to redefine legal operations. The investment follows a successful $6.3 million pre-Series A round that the company secured in 2022.

Evan Wijaya, Principal at lead investor Touring Capital, noted that Checkbox is defining the category for legal service management. He emphasized that as AI becomes more integrated into legal work, platforms that can intelligently route requests will lead the market. Touring Capital believes Checkbox is building that future by turning institutional knowledge into scalable, automated workflows.

The platform's effectiveness is validated by its adoption across over 100 enterprise organizations, including industry leaders like SAP, PepsiCo, and Xero. At Hitachi, the implementation has been transformative, with 83% of routine legal and compliance requests now automated. This has freed up the legal team to concentrate on higher-value, strategic work for the business.


With this new capital, Checkbox is poised to accelerate its growth and significantly enhance its AI capabilities. The company plans to deepen integrations across the enterprise technology stack and scale the adoption of its Legal Front Door. This strategic expansion aims to solidify its position as the industry standard for how modern businesses engage with their legal departments.