Paris-based startup Tomorro is setting its sights on becoming Europe’s leading contract management solution after securing €25 million in fresh funding. The investment will fuel the company’s expansion beyond France, starting with a new office in Cologne, Germany, and drive innovation in AI-powered contract lifecycle management (CLM).
The funding round was led by XAnge and Acton Capital, with additional backing from Adelie and Founders Future. Existing investors HenQ, Resonance, Financière Saint-James, and Motier Venture also participated. This latest investment follows an €11 million round secured 18 months ago.
Scaling Across Europe with AI-Driven Contract Management
Founded in 2020 by Antoine Fabre, Sébastien Decrême, and Thibaut Caoudal, Tomorro is transforming contract management with an AI-enhanced platform that accelerates contract processing by automating workflows and improving collaboration between legal and operational teams.
“Opening a German office is just the beginning of our broader European expansion,” said Antoine Fabre, Co-founder and CEO of Tomorro. “In 2025, we’ll strengthen our teams in sales, marketing, and customer support while enhancing our platform’s capabilities to ensure we continue delivering unparalleled value.”
Already serving over 300 clients, including Veja, Nestlé, and Ingenico, Tomorro helps businesses streamline their contractual processes, reducing legal and financial risks. By eliminating inefficiencies such as lengthy email exchanges, its AI-powered CLM platform enables seamless collaboration between departments, from sales and procurement to marketing and HR.
Harnessing AI to Shape the Future of Legal Tech
With the global automated contract management market valued at nearly $6 billion and expected to double in the coming years—largely driven by generative AI—Tomorro is positioning itself at the forefront of this transformation.
“The acceleration of generative AI is reshaping the legal landscape, and Tomorro is riding this wave with remarkable precision,” said Alexis du Peloux, partner at XAnge. “We’re thrilled to support their expansion and technological advancements.”
The company plans to hire over 100 professionals in tech, product development, sales, and marketing over the next two years. AI innovation remains central to Tomorro’s roadmap, with plans to double investments in this area by 2025. The company’s generative AI assistant, Oro, already supports users with contract generation, summarization, automatic translation, and data analysis. Looking ahead, Tomorro aims to build an advanced intelligence model for contracts.
“As contract complexity grows, AI is unlocking new opportunities to streamline legal processes,” Fabre added. “Our AI-powered CLM has already demonstrated its impact, and we’re now taking it further with AI-assisted negotiation—enabling businesses to finalize agreements faster and with greater security.”
With its latest funding, strategic expansion, and deepening investment in AI, Tomorro is poised to redefine contract management across Europe, setting a new standard for efficiency and innovation in the industry.
