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Easy Arbit.
EasyArbit, an emerging leader in legal technology, today announced
the successful closing of a €7 million seed funding round. This
milestone investment will enable EasyArbit to accelerate the
development and deployment of its AI-powered platform, designed to
revolutionise how arbitration secretaries, tribunals and institutions
manage the administrative backbone of complex cases.
The seed round
attracted a consortium of prominent venture capital firms and
strategic investors from across Europe and beyond, reflecting the
growing demand for innovation in the arbitration sector. The newly
secured capital will be channelled into expanding EasyArbit’s
engineering and customer success teams, advancing product development
and supporting early adopter partnerships as the company readies for
its public launch.
EasyArbit’s
platform is engineered to automate and orchestrate the most
time-consuming aspects of arbitration administration. By leveraging
advanced artificial intelligence, EasyArbit enables secretaries and
case managers to handle scheduling, document management, deadline
tracking and secure communications with unprecedented ease and
accuracy. The solution is designed to integrate seamlessly with
widely used productivity tools such as Microsoft Teams and Outlook,
ensuring that users can work within familiar environments while
benefiting from powerful automation.
The startup’s
primary goal is to provide a platform that operates quietly in the
background, making administration effortless, reliable and secure.
With this investment, EasyArbit is poised to deliver a solution that
empowers secretaries and institutions to focus on what truly matters:
the integrity and success of every case.
As it moves
forward, the company will focus on expanding its team in Brussels and
across Europe, deepening integrations with leading productivity and
document management platforms and working closely with early adopters
to refine the user experience. Security, compliance and user-centric
design remain at the core of EasyArbit’s development philosophy, as
the company prepares to set a new standard for arbitration
administration.
For more
information or to request early access, visit www.easyarbit.ai.
Media
Contact:
Riley Allen-Charles
info@easyarbit.ai
EasyArbit
https://www.easyarbit.ai/
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