Eudia

Eudia is an American legal technology company headquartered in Palo Alto, California, that develops artificial intelligence software for corporate legal departments. Its platform, described by the company as an "Enterprise Brain" or "Augmented Intelligence Platform," codifies an organization's policies, precedent, templates, historical contracts and internal playbooks into structured intelligence that AI agents can act on, with connections into enterprise systems, documents and workflows so outputs are grounded in organization-specific context. Reported capabilities include multi-step reasoning tasks such as contract redlining and M&A due diligence, with the company claiming complex contract reviews can be reduced from hours to minutes.

The product set has expanded over time to include expert digital twins, a unified workspace for enterprise legal teams, and integrations with the enterprise technology stack. Eudia also operates Eudia Counsel, a law firm jointly owned by Eudia and licensed lawyers, approved in June 2025 by the Arizona Supreme Court under Arizona's Alternative Business Structure program; the firm provides commercial contracting, M&A due diligence and regulatory compliance services on a fixed-fee rather than billable-hour basis, and is supported by an advisory board of former general counsel from organizations including Progressive and the Royal Bank of Canada.

Alongside software, Eudia has assembled human legal delivery capacity through acquisitions of alternative legal services providers, positioning itself against both legal software budgets and the larger outsourced legal services market. The company maintains a trust center documenting SOC 2 Type 2, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001:2023 and GDPR compliance, with infrastructure on Azure.

Founding story

Eudia was founded in 2023 by Omar Haroun, Ashish Agrawal and David Van Reyk, and operated in stealth for about 18 months before unveiling its name, mission and platform in February 2025. Haroun, CEO, is a serial entrepreneur who previously led AI strategy at Relativity and founded Text IQ; Agrawal, CTO, held roles at Amazon, Apple, Google and Cresta; Van Reyk, COO, was previously a private equity investor at CVC Capital Partners.

Business model

Eudia sells an AI platform to enterprise in-house legal, procurement and compliance departments, combining software with human experts in the loop. It has extended into legal services delivery via acquisitions of alternative legal services providers and via Eudia Counsel, an Arizona Alternative Business Structure law firm that bills on a fixed-fee basis instead of the billable hour. Investors have framed the approach as addressing both software budgets and the larger external legal services spend.

Enterprise sales of the AI platform to corporate legal departments, supplemented by legal services delivered through acquired alternative legal services providers and by Eudia Counsel, which charges fixed fees rather than hourly rates. A $1.25 million US Air Force contract has also been reported.

Traction

At its February 2025 public launch after roughly 18 months in stealth, Eudia said its platform was in use by chief legal officers at Fortune 500 companies including Cargill, DHL, Duracell and Coherent. General Catalyst cited efficiency gains of up to 98% in compliance reviews. Subsequent milestones include a reported $1.25 million US Air Force contract in August 2025, acquisitions of Johnson Hana (July 2025) and Out-House (October 2025), launch of Eudia Counsel in Arizona, and partnerships with ServiceNow, Microsoft, Google Cloud, OpenAI and Consilio.

Latest developments

Company news cites the acquisition of Out-House in October 2025, an award for founder Omar Haroun from Goldman Sachs in October 2025, an appearance at a Microsoft event in November 2025, expanded global sales leadership in February 2026, the launch of Expert Digital Twins and a ServiceNow partnership in March 2026, a unified workspace launch in May 2026 alongside an OpenAI partnership focused on government customers, partnerships with Consilio and Microsoft in June 2026, and work with Google Cloud's Gemini Enterprise for Legal in August 2026.