Cleo Labs, a Paris-based legaltech and regtech startup focused on product regulatory compliance, has raised €1.5 million in a funding round led by Larry Berger, with participation from Kima Ventures, Financière Saint-James, Boris Paillard, Ambre Soubiran, Stéphanie Zolesio, Charles Sutton, and a scout ticket from Accel.
Founded by Naomie Halioua and Anaelle Guez, the company is building an AI-powered platform designed to help businesses selling physical products internationally manage regulatory complexity across multiple markets. Its software monitors regulatory developments across jurisdictions, generates tailored compliance checklists, and sends real-time alerts with business impact analysis.
The new capital will be used to accelerate product development, expand the platform’s capabilities, support commercial growth across Europe, and prepare for further international expansion, including the US.
The raise comes as manufacturers and consumer brands face growing pressure to keep up with fast-changing product rules, certifications, labelling requirements, and cross-border compliance obligations.
Founded by Naomie Halioua and Anaelle Guez, the company is building an AI-powered platform designed to help businesses selling physical products internationally manage regulatory complexity across multiple markets. Its software monitors regulatory developments across jurisdictions, generates tailored compliance checklists, and sends real-time alerts with business impact analysis.
The new capital will be used to accelerate product development, expand the platform’s capabilities, support commercial growth across Europe, and prepare for further international expansion, including the US.
The raise comes as manufacturers and consumer brands face growing pressure to keep up with fast-changing product rules, certifications, labelling requirements, and cross-border compliance obligations.