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Data Methodology & Dictionary

How the TechIndex defines legal technology company profiles, classification, and statistics.

Overview

The CodeX TechIndex currently tracks 4,975 legal-technology companies across 12 primary functional categories. Companies are added on an ongoing basis and requests for corrections are welcomed. To request addition of a company, click here.

What is a legal technology company?

A legal technology company is a market-facing vendor whose principal business is software, data, or technology-enabled services for legal work. Each index entry is one company or brand, not an individual product. We exclude law firms and consultancies engaged primarily in legal service delivery, standalone products for companies already indexed, and vendors not substantially focused on legal use cases.

Company profiles

Each company profile has one primary category that reflects its core function. Revenue model, target client, and secondary category draw from the fixed lists below. Tags are separate technology and theme keywords. All other attributes are named fields on the record.

FieldTypeDescription
Identity & profile
nameTextMarket-facing company or brand name.
descriptionTextNeutral summary of what the company does.
main_urlURLPrimary company website.
logo_urlURLLogo image URL when available.
Classification
categoryReferencePrimary functional segment (one per company). Drives category statistics.
secondary_categoryReferenceOptional second segment from the same category list. Excluded from primary trend counts.
revenue_modelsListHow the company earns or sustains operations (one or more).
target_clientsListBuyers or audiences served (one or more).
tagsListTechnology and theme keywords.
Location & geography
countryTextHeadquarters country (canonical name for filters and statistics).
cityTextHeadquarters city when known.
locationTextLegacy display string (city, country). Kept in sync with country and city.
headquarters_regionTextRegional label when reported separately.
latitude / longitudeNumberGeocoded coordinates when available.
Company lifecycle
founded_dateYear (YYYY)Year founded.
statusTextActive, inactive, acquired, merged, or rebranded. Acquired entries remain in the index.
successor_companyReferenceLink to the successor record after acquisition or rebrand.
foundersTextNamed founders when reported.
Funding & ownership
total_funding_amount_usdCurrency (USD)Disclosed venture and growth equity funding (not grants).
funding_statusTextLatest funding stage (e.g. Seed, Series B).
number_of_funding_roundsIntegerReported funding rounds.
exit_dateDateAcquisition, merger, rebrand, or shutdown date.
Company references
facebook_urlURLFacebook page.
linkedin_urlURLLinkedIn company page.
twitter_urlURLTwitter / X profile.
External references
angellist_urlURLAngelList / Wellfound profile.
crunchbase_urlURLCrunchbase profile.
legalio_urlURLLegal.io profile.
Provenance
sourceTextHow the entry entered the index.
source_urlURLSupporting reference URL.
CodeX program
codex_presenterBooleanPresented at a CodeX program or event.
codex_presentation_dateDateCodeX presentation date.

CategoryDefinitionCount
Document Management and AutomationSystems for creating, organizing, storing, and automating legal documents.784
Compliance & RiskSolutions for regulatory compliance, data privacy, cybersecurity, anti-corruption, and ESG risk management.754
Analytics & InsightsPredictive models, data visualization, and benchmarking for legal decision-making.695
Marketplace and ALSPsAlternative legal service providers, talent platforms, and flexible legal resourcing marketplaces.536
Litigation & Dispute ResolutionLitigation management, case workflow, and alternative dispute resolution (excluding dedicated eDiscovery platforms).483
Practice ManagementClient intake, calendaring, billing, and case tracking for law firm practice operations (excluding enterprise legal management).449
Knowledge & ResearchLegal databases, institutional knowledge management, and practical guidance resources.397
Contract ManagementDrafting, reviewing, negotiating, and managing contracts throughout their lifecycle.344
IP ManagementIntellectual property portfolios covering patents, trademarks, and copyrights.248
eDiscovery & InvestigationsReview, processing, and analysis of electronically stored information for litigation and investigations.103
Access to Justice & Public SectorSelf-help, legal aid, court, and government-facing tools for access to justice and public-sector legal services.92
Legal Operations / ELMMatter management, e-billing, spend management, and legal operations for corporate legal departments.76

How the company earns or sustains operations, not its product category. Select all that apply; venture funding is tracked separately.

ModelDefinition
SubscriptionMonthly or annual recurring revenue, seat-based pricing, or tiered plans.
Usage-BasedConsumption-based billing for API calls, storage, compute, or per-unit usage.
Transaction FeeCommissions, take rates, or fees on payments and marketplace transactions.
ServicesHourly, project, retainer, or managed-service delivery by people.
LicensingSoftware or IP licensing fees and royalties.
AdvertisingAdvertising, sponsorships, and ad-supported revenue.
CommerceOne-time product sales, physical or digital.
Success FeePerformance-based fees, including recruiting, M&A, contingency, or outcome pricing.
Grants & SubsidiesGrants, donations, or public subsidies (legal aid, A2J, nonprofits).
OtherDoes not fit the categories above.

A company may serve one or more of these audiences.

ValueDefinition
Law FirmsProducts and services for law firms and legal practices of all sizes.
Corporate LegalSolutions for in-house legal departments and corporate counsel.
GovernmentServices for government legal departments, courts, and agencies.
ConsumersDirect-to-consumer legal tools, self-service applications, and public-facing legal help.
Legal EducationTools for law schools, continuing education, and legal training.
Legal Service ProvidersSolutions for alternative legal service providers and legal-tech-enabled service firms.

Technology and theme keywords that cross-cut primary categories, such as artificial intelligence, eDiscovery, and SaaS. A company may have several. Tags power the technology themes and AI trends charts; similar terms are normalized to a shared vocabulary rather than a fixed pick list.

Statistics

Statistics charts use the company profiles described above. They cover publicly listed companies when we have the information needed for that chart. Each company in the index is counted separately. Related entities under the same corporate parent are not combined. Acquired companies remain in historical growth charts. Funding charts include only companies with reported funding. Map and geography charts include only companies with a known headquarters location.

Citations

When referencing TechIndex data, include the page URL and access date. Copy an example below and adapt the title or URL as needed.

[1]Stanford Center for Legal Informatics (CodeX). CodeX TechIndex. https://techindex.law.stanford.edu/ (last visited June 28, 2026).
[2]Stanford Center for Legal Informatics (CodeX), CodeX TechIndex, 01RGPD.com, https://techindex.law.stanford.edu/companies/11506 (last visited June 28, 2026).
[3]Stanford Center for Legal Informatics (CodeX), CodeX TechIndex, Category Evolution, https://techindex.law.stanford.edu/statistics/category_evolution_5_years (last visited June 28, 2026).