Eudia Raises $105M Series A to Revolutionize Legal Operations with AI-Driven Solutions

Following 18 months in stealth mode, Eudia has emerged with a platform that aims to enhance in-house legal operations using AI-powered augmented intelligence. The company's mission is to help legal teams manage risk more effectively and make strategic decisions while retaining control over their internal knowledge and workflows.

Addressing Challenges in Corporate Legal Departments

The corporate legal landscape has long relied on the billable-hour model, leaving in-house teams dependent on costly external counsel. Meanwhile, existing AI tools have faced scrutiny over accuracy, security, and privacy concerns. Eudia offers a different approach, enhancing the capabilities of legal teams without replacing human expertise. The platform is designed to empower legal professionals, enabling them to shift from reactive problem-solving to proactive strategic advising.

Omar Haroun, Co-Founder and CEO of Eudia, shared his perspective on the platform’s role in reshaping legal operations: "Visionary CLOs see AI's potential but understand they cannot compromise on trust, accuracy, or a deep understanding of their organization's unique context. Eudia combines a proprietary augmented intelligence platform with human expertise to supercharge legal professionals, helping organizations scale efficiently, mitigate risk effectively, and unlock billions in unrealized business value."

Fortune 500 Companies Among Eudia's Clients

Eudia’s platform is already deployed by major corporate legal teams, including those at Cargill, DHL, Duracell, and Coherent. By reducing inefficiencies and supporting compliance, the platform helps legal departments provide more informed and strategic insights to their organizations.

Rob Beard, Chief Legal Officer (CLO) at Coherent, emphasized the value Eudia has brought to his team: "Eudia is not a software provider, it is the future of our department. Eudia is headcount I don't have to hire, it's enterprise risk reduction in that it helps us understand the legal data we already have. The team has earned my trust over the past 18 months, delivered significant ROI, and enabled my legal team to act as a real strategic partner to the business."

Mark Smolik, CLO of DHL Supply Chain Americas, also noted the platform's effectiveness: "Of the many tools we've evaluated, Eudia stands out as highly differentiated, by building AI agents that are designed for the real needs of corporate legal departments."

How Eudia Plans to Utilize the $105M Investment

With the newly secured funding, Eudia plans to accelerate product development and improve its AI models to address the evolving needs of legal professionals. The company also aims to expand its market presence and introduce new features designed to make legal workflows more efficient and user-friendly.

Experienced Leadership Driving Innovation

Eudia’s leadership team brings deep industry expertise from technology, legal, and corporate operations sectors:

• Omar Haroun (CEO): Former AI strategist at Relativity and founder of Text IQ.
• Ashish Agrawal (CTO): An AI expert with leadership experience at Amazon, Apple, and Google.
• David Van Reyk (COO): Former private equity investor at CVC Capital Partners, specializing in corporate transformation.

Why General Catalyst Supports Eudia’s Vision

General Catalyst's backing signals confidence in Eudia’s potential to reshape the corporate legal landscape. Hemant Tenja, CEO and Managing Director at General Catalyst, explained their investment decision: "Eudia represents the next generation of legal — one that leverages AI responsibly and effectively to address the nuanced needs of in-house legal teams. We're excited to support Eudia as they redefine what is possible for Chief Legal Officers and their organizations using applied AI."

A Shift in Legal Technology

Eudia's platform goes beyond basic automation by reimagining how legal teams operate. The solution aims to reduce reliance on external counsel and streamline internal operations, allowing legal leaders to focus on strategic objectives rather than routine compliance and risk management tasks.

Marc Bhargava, Managing Director at General Catalyst, underlined the impact of Eudia’s approach: "This isn't only software improvement — it's work transformation, automating both software and basic services tasks to ultimately free up teammates to deliver better client outcomes by focusing on higher-value work."

With the support of experienced investors and a strong leadership team, Eudia is set to redefine the role of AI in legal operations, offering corporate legal departments a powerful tool to drive efficiency, reduce costs, and improve decision-making processes.