Artificial Intelligence (AI) is fundamentally reshaping legal workflows, and at XAnge, we believe we’re at an inflection point. Following the well-known chasm curve, LegalTech solutions are breaking away from capturing the attention of only the savviest tech enthusiasts and legal professionals—both in law firms and corporate legal teams—are now actively searching for and integrating AI-powered tools into their daily work.
From Early Adopters to Mainstream Impact
Across Europe, we’ve closely tracked this transformation and believe vertical software deeply integrating the workflows of legal professionals will constitute the next generation of unicorns. To be clear, we’re well past the first chapters of this story. In-house legal teams at global corporations are already using AI-driven platforms to review contracts, summarize regulations, and even renegotiate law firm fees based on AI-driven efficiencies. The first wave of LegalTech unicorns like Harvey are now fully commercialized and are delivering real productivity gains, saving legal teams hours each week and cutting dependence on outside counsel.
Why Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) Is the Next Frontier
But software designed for lawyers and law firms first isn’t the only attractive market segment in LegalTech.
At XAnge, one of the biggest opportunities we’ve identified in Europe is AI-powered Contract & Legal Management (CLM). Digitalized CLM is certainly past its nascent phases – older software editors have been building tools to digitally draft, sign, store, and reference contracts for years. But with the volume and complexity of contracts handled by corporate legal teams are only increasing and with these text-heavy documents rooted in business processes and organizational templates, automation is becoming essential.
We believe the CLM space is:
- Ripe for disruption by AI-native tools with a collaboration & automation-first design, and
- Fragmented enough on a geographic and market standpoint to leave room for a European tech giant.
Why We’re Backing Tomorro
That’s why we’re proud to back Tomorro with a €25M Series B to drive their category leadership across Europe.
In a sea of existing CLM solutions, Tomorro blew us away with their intuitive core CLM product and its brand-new AI feature, Oro. The central Tomorro software transforms the way teams apprehend the contract drafting, negotiation, and signing process. Gone are the days where legal sends Word versioned contracts back and forth for internal approval before repeating the process with third parties. In addition, Oro has the potential to completely slash the time and resources legal professionals spend on contract drafting, freeing up legal teams from repetitive tasks while ensuring precision.
A Founding Team with Vision—and Execution
Behind this fast-growing product is a team XAnge has been following since their pre-seed raise five years ago. From the start, Antoine, Thibault and Sebastien stood out—not just for their product vision, but for their relentless ambition and ability to execute. Over five years, they’ve built not just a product, but a category-defining company. Their sharp execution, product-driven mindset, and commitment to growth and innovation have propelled Tomorro’s rapid adoption and continuous evolution.
Powering the Future of Legal Workflows
The momentum is undeniable. Tomorro is already powering contract workflows for some of the largest enterprises in Europe like Nestlé, Vinci, and Qonto, helping them speed up negotiations and reduce time spent on contract management. With AI adoption accelerating, Tomorro is well positioned to dominate the European CLM landscape—and beyond.
We couldn’t be happier to join forces with Acton Capital in leading Tomorro’s €25M Series B with the participation of Adelie, Founders Future and existing investors HenQ, Resonance, Financière Saint-James et Motier Venture, fueling their next phase of growth as they continue to redefine the future of contract management.
