Filevine
“Can a legal case management tool become the AI-powered operating system for every law firm's caseload?”
Founded2014
HQSalt Lake City, Utah, United States
FoundersRyan Anderson
Total raised$1.2B
Latest round$400M (two rounds combined, closed 2025)
IndustryVertical SaaS / Legal
The story
Filevine started in 2014 as legal case management software built by practicing attorneys frustrated with existing tools. Over a decade it expanded into a broader legal work platform covering intake (Lead Docket), contracts (Outlaw), e-signatures (Vinesign), depositions, and billing/payments. Since 2023 the company has pivoted decisively toward AI, rebranding its platform as LOIS (Legal Operating Intelligence System) and raising $400M in 2024-2025 to compete for the legal AI category-defining position.
Product timeline
2014
Filevine founded in Salt Lake City to build legal case management software· pivot
2021
Raised $108M Series D to expand platform beyond case management· banking
2023
Launched AIFields and AI-assisted document analysis· pivot
2024
Payments by Filevine expanded with Klarna BNPL option and Stripe as processor· lending
2025
Raised $400M from Insight, Accel, Halo Fund to scale LOIS (Legal Operating Intelligence System)· pivot
Acquisitions
The stack
4 layers disclosed in Filevine’s embedded-finance stack
Payments / PSP
Money movement
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Lending
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Accounting
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Accounting gap: minor
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