Checkbox Software, Inc.

Checkbox Technology Ltd. is a provider of AI-powered intake and workflow automation solutions tailored for legal teams, enhancing operational efficiency through automation and insightful analytics. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Sydney, Australia, Checkbox Technology Ltd. specializes in automating legal workflows and intake processes.

The company has not undergone any significant pivots or mergers. The founders, Evan Wong, James Han, and Paul Wenck, have previously engaged in entrepreneurial endeavors. In January 2026, Checkbox Technology Pty. Ltd.

raised USD 35 million in series A funding led by Touring Capital, with participation from Peak XV, Conductive Ventures, Five V Capital, and Tidal Ventures. Checkbox Technology Ltd. offers an AI-powered intake and workflow automation platform specifically for legal teams. Its core product streamlines the management of legal requests by automating intake, triage, and assignment processes, integrating with platforms like email, Slack, Teams, and Salesforce.

This centralized platform is designed to increase efficiency in legal operations, allowing users to reduce manual workloads and enhance response times. Checkbox's clientele includes in-house legal departments from diverse sectors, catering to organizations of all sizes, from mid-sized companies to large enterprises, across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. The platform effectively replaces outdated spreadsheet systems, providing tailored solutions for improved legal service delivery. Checkbox operates on a subscription-based revenue model, providing clients with access to its platform through multi-year contracts that cover workflow automation and matter management capabilities.

Clients choose from various service tiers based on the scale of their legal operations and specific needs. This revenue structure is particularly suited for businesses requiring extensive legal support, ensuring that Checkbox's services enhance operational efficiency in legal teams. The company will use the January 2026 funding to expand its artificial intelligence legal intake platform, deepen integrations, and scale adoption across enterprises.