Clio acquired Page, an AI-powered regulatory intelligence platform. The deal closed this month. Page's full 12-person team will join the company.
Funding so far
Page had previously raised C$5.5 million in total funding. Investors included Twelve Below, Go Global Ventures, and Canaan Partners. Ripple Ventures and Garage Capital also backed the company.
Clio's scale
Clio serves more than 400,000 legal professionals in over 130 countries. The company surpassed US$500 million in annual recurring revenue in May. It has been shifting to an AI-first legal platform.
What Page adds
Page analyzes bills, regulations, legislative hearings, and other government materials. Its technology identifies developments that matter to each organization. Clio will integrate Page's horizon scanning tools into Vincent in the coming months.
Customers will be able to set monitoring preferences and receive daily intelligence briefings. These tools will cover legislative and regulatory developments relevant to their organizations. The capability will create a more complete view of the legal landscape.