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About
Filevine builds a cloud-based legal work platform for law firms, legal departments, and other organizations handling complex legal matters. Its platform combines matter management, documents, intake, billing, payments, and legal AI; its differentiation is LOIS, a purpose-built legal intelligence system grounded in Filevine’s legal graph and traceable to source materials.
Market
Filevine competes in legal practice-management, legal case-management, and broader legal-tech software. It positions LOIS as a unified Legal Operating Intelligence System that combines case, document, communication, and workflow management with AI that reads, writes, and executes casework, while APIs and integrations extend it across a firm's existing technology stack. Its main differentiation is context-rich AI embedded in daily legal work and centralized operational data, whereas alternatives emphasize ease of setup, broad cloud integrations, specialized AI assistants, or legal analytics.
Filevine targets legal practices and legal teams of varied sizes, from boutique firms to government agencies and Fortune 500 enterprises. Its primary users and buyers are legal professionals—especially litigation and operations teams—that need centralized case management, document handling, communications, deadlines, and AI-assisted workflows.
At a Glance
Problem
Legal work is complex, high-stakes, and often stretches across months or years, with lawyers managing deadlines, filings, hearings, depositions, client communications, documents, evidence, and analysis. Filevine addresses the operational pain created when firms must patch together dozens of systems or force professional workflows into software that does not fit. The central use case is keeping the entire matter—documents, decisions, deadlines, evidence, legal analysis, and communications—in one reliable system so legal teams can stay informed and reduce administrative overwhelm.
Product / Service
Filevine is an integrated legal work and practice-management software platform that centralizes case and document management, client communication, contract lifecycle management, timekeeping, billing, payments, and business analytics. Its software is customizable to existing workflows, while its LOIS legal-AI product works across matters by reading, writing, and executing casework. The benefit is a single operational hub intended to improve speed, organization, visibility, and accuracy without requiring firms to redesign how they work.
Market
Filevine competes in legal technology, particularly legal practice-management, case-management, legal operations, document-management, and legal-AI software. The available research does not identify specific named rivals, but Tracxn reports 673 active competitors, indicating a broad and crowded category that includes both integrated platforms and specialized legal-workflow tools.
Filevine has substantial commercial traction rather than being pre-revenue: its company materials report more than 6,500 customers, 100,000 users, 1,500 cases processed per hour, and 2.5 billion documents, while LinkedIn reports more than 125,000 legal professionals using the platform daily. The company also reported recognition in the 2024 Inc. 5000, Deloitte Technology Fast 500, and Utah Business Fast 50, and third-party data characterizes it as a venture-backed Series E company with a reported $3 billion valuation.
Founders & Leadership
Funding History
Signal Peak
StepStone Group
Insight Partners, Accel, The Halo Fund
Recent News
The Records Company announced integrations with Filevine and Litify, bringing its medical, billing, and imaging record-retrieval services into law firms’ existing case-management workflows. The announcement said The Records Company’s technology and U.S.-based retrieval team would work within those systems.
Filevine launched a citator and anti-hallucination capabilities within LOIS Legal Research. The features evaluate whether legal holdings remain good law and verify that citations, quotations, and cited opinions support the claims made in an attorney’s brief.
INQ Group AB and Filevine announced a strategic technology partnership integrating INQ’s digital handwriting technology with Filevine’s LOIS legal-workflow platform. INQ became Filevine’s exclusive supplier of digital-writing technology in legal technology, with an initial order for 2,000 custom-branded pens, notebooks, software, and related technology.
Exults announced a partnership with Filevine to combine digital marketing services for law firms with Filevine’s legal case-management platform. Exults joined Filevine’s partner ecosystem as a full-service digital marketing agency offering website development, SEO, advertising, branding, and strategic marketing.
Filevine’s August release notes, updated on August 7, describe new MedChron capabilities that automatically separate multiple patient encounters on a page and identify missing medical records. The update also flags treatment gaps exceeding 30 days and provides AI reasoning and source citations for review.
Filevine announced a strategic partnership with Codes Health to embed AI-native medical-record retrieval into its legal platform. Codes combines a facility database, AI verification, completeness checks, and operational follow-up to deliver records faster and more transparently.
Lawmatics announced an official partnership with Filevine that provides direct API access between the platforms. The integration is designed to reduce manual data transfers and improve the handoff from client intake to active case management, and it was reported as live for customers.
Filevine acquired Pincites, an AI-powered drafting and contract-redlining tool built for Microsoft Word. Pincites is being incorporated as LOIS for Word to provide drafting, editing, and redlining capabilities for legal professionals.
Filevine unveiled LOIS as an integrated legal-intelligence system at its 2025 customer conference. The announcement highlighted AI-assisted work from live case files, source citations and evidence excerpts, intent-aware routing, and related products such as Timely and MedCron.
Filevine announced $400 million in all-equity financing across two rounds led by Insight Partners, Accel, and Halo Fund, with participation from existing investors. The capital is intended to expand AI capabilities, go-to-market efforts, talent, and enterprise and government operations.
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Filevine sells recurring subscriptions to its legal work platform and associated AI, matter-management, intake, deposition, e-signature, and payments packages. Its pricing is tailored through custom quotes for each law firm, legal team, agency, or business, with a free trial offered before subscription commitment.
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Insight Partners; Accel; Halo Fund; Meritech; StepStone Group; Run Ventures; Signal Peak; Golub Growth