Wordsmith, a legal operations platform for in-house teams, has raised $70 million in a Series B round, bringing its total funding to $100 million.
The company said the new capital will go toward platform development, legal engineering, and team expansion. That includes further building out its inbox, matter layer, and AI workers designed to help legal teams manage requests from across the business, automate routine work, and track what has been completed against internal playbooks.
The funding comes as Wordsmith reports strong recent growth. Over the past 12 months, the company said revenue increased more than 14x, and it now serves more than 500 companies.
Wordsmith is positioning itself around a growing category of software aimed at helping in-house legal teams handle rising workloads, reduce fragmented intake across tools, and bring more routine work into a structured operating system.
The company said the new capital will go toward platform development, legal engineering, and team expansion. That includes further building out its inbox, matter layer, and AI workers designed to help legal teams manage requests from across the business, automate routine work, and track what has been completed against internal playbooks.
The funding comes as Wordsmith reports strong recent growth. Over the past 12 months, the company said revenue increased more than 14x, and it now serves more than 500 companies.
Wordsmith is positioning itself around a growing category of software aimed at helping in-house legal teams handle rising workloads, reduce fragmented intake across tools, and bring more routine work into a structured operating system.