Coheso was founded by Ned Gannon, Manish Agnihotri, Chirag Mehta, Aditya Rathod.

Who are Coheso's investors?

Coheso's investors include Tola Capital, Character, Crew Capital, FirsthandVC, Connecticut Innovations.

Coheso

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Coheso provides an AI-powered "legal front door" that captures legal requests from email, Slack, and Teams into a single queue, answering routine questions from company documents and routing complex matters to attorneys with AI-drafted reviews and context attached. The platform combines legal intake, work management, AI assistance, and analytics for in-house legal teams in regulated and high-growth industries.

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Founders & leadership

Ned Gannon inCEONed Gannon co-founded and serves as CEO of Coheso, an AI-powered legal intake and work management platform for in-house legal teams. He previously co-founded eBrevia, an AI contract analytics company that he led as CEO until its acquisition by Donnelley Financial Solutions in 2018, after which he served as President of the eBrevia subsidiary.

Manish Agnihotri inCo-Founder & Head of Artificial IntelligenceHe previously worked at Thomson Reuters on machine learning explainability for legal entity extraction and summarization, and at Zycus as an ML engineer developing contract lifecycle management solutions. He holds a Master's degree from Carnegie Mellon University with focus on natural language processing and machine learning in the legal domain.

Chirag Mehta inCo-Founder & Head of ProductChirag Mehta has worked in NLP and full-stack web development, and holds an MS in Artificial Intelligence and Innovation from Carnegie Mellon University. He is co-founder and head of product at Coheso, an AI-powered legal intake platform for in-house legal teams.

Aditya Rathod inCo-Founder & Chief Technology OfficerAditya Rathod is a Carnegie Mellon University alumnus who conducted research on large language model performance across general and legal texts. He previously worked at ValueLabs on AI applications in contract drafting and review, and is now co-founder and CTO of Coheso, which builds an AI-powered legal intake and work management platform for in-house legal teams.

Investors · 5

Tola Capital✓ verifiedSeattle · $1M – $15M

Character✓ verifiedMilwaukee · $2M

Crew Capital✓ verifiedNew York · $500K – $2M

FirsthandVC✓ verifiedClaymont

Connecticut InnovationsNew Haven · $500K – $2M

Frequently asked questions

What does Coheso do?: Coheso provides an AI-powered "legal front door" that captures legal requests from email, Slack, and Teams into a single queue, answering routine questions from company documents and routing complex matters to attorneys with AI-drafted reviews and context attached. The platform combines legal intake, work management, AI assistance, and analytics for in-house legal teams in regulated and high-growth industries.
Who founded Coheso?: Coheso was founded by Ned Gannon, Manish Agnihotri, Chirag Mehta, Aditya Rathod.
Who are Coheso's investors?: Coheso's investors include Tola Capital, Character, Crew Capital, FirsthandVC, Connecticut Innovations.