Modusign
Founded 2015 · 97 employees on LinkedIn · 4 known investors
Modusign (모두싸인) offers an electronic signature and contract management platform that handles document sending, signing, storage, and search in one place, with legal validity under Korean e-signature law. It provides AI-based contract management including automatic classification, key data extraction, and clause risk analysis, serving businesses and institutions in South Korea.
Also known as ModuSign · 모두싸인
Investors · 4
Also in the syndicate · 3
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Modusign (모두싸인) is a South Korean company providing SaaS-based electronic signature and electronic contract services. Contracts can be sent for signature by email, KakaoTalk message or a dedicated link, and counterparties complete the agreement by applying an electronic signature or electronic seal without meeting in person; completed documents are available to all parties as a PDF and via link, removing the need to retain paper originals. The company states that electronic signatures made on the platform carry the same legal effect as paper signatures under Korea's Electronic Signature Act, and that document integrity and authenticity are verified using AATL-based certificates.
The product line spans the drafting, review, execution and management stages of a contract. Modusign Electronic Signature covers document dispatch, signing, storage and search in one service. Modusign Cabinet provides consolidated storage of executed contracts with AI automatic classification, extraction of key contract data, smart search, schedule management and a contract dashboard. Modusign Review, described on the site as nearing launch, uses AI to flag clause-level risks such as unfavorable provisions or missing mandatory items in order to shorten contract review time. Additional offerings include an API for embedding signing into internal systems and app or web services with integrations to groupware such as ERP, HRM and CRM, and a security package with single sign-on, audit logs and IP access control. The company also lists security and compliance certifications including ISMS-P, CSAP and ISO standards, and distributes a public-sector edition (모두싸인 공공용) through the Naver Cloud Platform government marketplace.
Beyond core electronic contracting, Modusign has stated plans to extend into full Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) and Legal AI services built on generative AI and its accumulated contract data, and to pursue the public-sector market after establishing a position in the private sector.
Business model
B2B SaaS sold to companies and public institutions, with free trial and consultation-led paid adoption, an API tier for system integration, and add-on security packages; a public-sector edition is offered through a cloud marketplace.
Subscription-based software service for corporate and institutional customers, with API usage and security add-on packages alongside the core signature product.
Traction
As of April 1, 2024 the company reported over 270,000 corporate and institutional members. Its website cites more than 9 million service users, more than 45 million signatures and documents used, and about 700 companies integrating via API. The company reported reaching positive cash flow in January 2024.
Latest developments
The April 2024 Series C was earmarked for extending the platform across drafting, review, storage, execution and management of contracts through a CLM offering and for developing generative-AI legal services, as well as entering the public-sector market. The website lists Modusign Cabinet for AI-based contract management as available and Modusign Review for AI clause risk analysis as imminent.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Positioned as a leading electronic contract provider in South Korea; investors in the 2024 Series C described the company as the domestic top player with room to expand into a largely untapped public-sector market. Reported customers include Samsung Electronics, Kakao, Viva Republica (Toss), Yanolja, POSCO, Korea Environment Corporation, Johnson & Johnson Medical Korea, Daewoong Pharmaceutical and McDonald's.
Single service covering document dispatch, signing, storage and search; legal validity under Korean electronic signature law; a broad set of security certifications (ISMS-P, CSAP, ISO); AATL-based forgery prevention; AI contract classification, data extraction and clause risk analysis; and delivery of signature requests through KakaoTalk in addition to email.
Technology
Cloud e-signature workflow delivering signing links via email, KakaoTalk or unique URL; tamper-prevention and integrity verification using AATL certificates; AI for automatic contract classification, key data extraction and smart search; clause-level risk analysis and generative-AI-based legal services under development.
Go-to-market
Self-serve free trial and downloadable service brochure on the website, dedicated consultants for enterprise adoption inquiries, API-based integration for embedding into customer systems, subsidized adoption programs for welfare facilities, and listing of a public-sector edition on the Naver Cloud Platform marketplace.
Korean enterprises, startups and public institutions needing signed documents such as employment and business contracts, consent forms, applications, agreements and terms acceptance across HR, finance, insurance, healthcare and consumer-facing industries.
Geography
Operations and customer base in South Korea; parsers.vc lists the company location as Jaesong-dong, South Korea.
History
Founded in 2015 according to parsers.vc. The company grew from remote electronic contract signing into contract management, and in April 2024 raised a 17.7 billion KRW Series C led by SBVA to fund expansion into contract lifecycle management and legal AI. Earlier in 2024 it was selected as a "Pre-Icon Company" by the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund with 5 billion KRW of guarantee support.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 3
launches, deals, and filingsModusign raised KRW 17.7 billion (about US$12.85 million at a stated rate of US$1 = KRW 1,377.18) in a Series C round led by existing investor SBVA (formerly SoftBank Ventures), with new investors Atinum Investment, Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) and DSC Investment participating. Proceeds are directed at expanding into contract lifecycle management and generative-AI legal services and entering the public sector.
$12.8M source ↗
Modusign was selected as a "Pre-Icon Company" by the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund, receiving KRW 5 billion (US$3.63 million) in guarantee support.
$3.6M source ↗
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Modusignmodusign.co.kr · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Modusign do?
- Korean SaaS provider of electronic signature and contract lifecycle management services with AI-based contract review.
- Who are Modusign's investors?
- Modusign's investors include Atinum Investment Co. Ltd..
