Tomorro, a Paris-based startup focused on AI-driven contract management, has secured €25 million in a recent funding round aimed at boosting its European operations. The funding, led by XAnge and Acton Capital, brings together both new and existing investors including Adelie, Founders Future, HenQ, Resonance, Financière Saint-James, and Motier Venture. The company plans to use the investment to scale its workforce, improve its AI capabilities, and expand beyond France. This effort underlines Tomorro’s goal to streamline digital contract workflows through automation and artificial intelligence.
In October 2022, Tomorro raised €11 million to support early growth and strengthen its AI solutions. At that stage, the company primarily focused on product development and local expansion within France. With the new €25 million round, the startup signals broader intentions—particularly its plans to open operations in the Cologne region of Germany and recruit over 100 professionals in various departments. The funding also reflects growing investor confidence in AI-powered legal tech tools, especially those that increase efficiency in contract management.
What is driving Tomorro’s expansion strategy?
Tomorro has stated its intention to double investments in AI while recruiting for tech, sales, product, and marketing roles over the next two years. These steps support the company’s objective to strengthen its product offering and accelerate commercial momentum across Europe. The opening of its German office is part of a broader plan to enter new markets on the continent.
“Opening a German office is the first stage ahead of expanding into other European countries. 2025 will also see us recruit an entire sales, marketing, and customer team as well as consolidate our staff in France to further underpin the solution that we provide,”
said Antoine Fabre, Tomorro’s co-founder and CEO.
How does Tomorro’s technology streamline contract processes?
At the core of Tomorro’s offering is Oro, an AI-powered assistant designed to analyze and process contract data efficiently. According to the company, Oro enables businesses to manage contracts three times faster by reducing manual tasks and fostering better collaboration between legal and operational teams. The tool also aims to minimize email dependency and enhance visibility across the contract lifecycle.
Used by companies such as Nestlé, Veja, and Ingenico, Tomorro reports that 77 percent of its clients have adopted its AI-powered contract lifecycle management (CLM) tool. The company highlights that the increasing complexity of contract processes—due to more stakeholders and channels—necessitates smarter legal solutions. To meet this need, Tomorro is introducing AI-assisted negotiation capabilities that aim to shorten the time required to finalize agreements securely and efficiently.
“Our AI-powered CLM has already proved its worth, and now we are increasing our efforts to provide users with even more support and productivity gains at every stage of the contract. To implement this vision, we are announcing the launch of AI-assisted negotiation,”
added Fabre.
Tomorro’s recent developments show a shift from initial product validation to broader market scaling. While its earlier funding rounds were directed toward platform improvements and customer acquisition in France, the company now emphasizes European expansion and AI innovation. Compared to earlier periods of modest growth, current efforts indicate a more aggressive positioning in the legal tech sector, particularly with the integration of generative AI into contract workflows.
Tomorro appears to be aligning its growth with the demand for automation in legal operations. As contract volumes rise and processes become more complex, AI-enabled tools such as Oro play a more central role in companies’ legal departments. The recruitment drive and geographic expansion into Germany suggest an effort to build local presence and address region-specific legal nuances. For businesses evaluating legal technologies, Tomorro’s development reflects a broader industry trend toward AI-centric contract management solutions. Organizations seeking greater efficiency and risk reduction in legal workflows may find Tomorro’s offerings relevant, especially as AI-assisted negotiation becomes more mainstream.
