Each contract typically goes through a lifecycle that involves creation, negotiation, execution, and monitoring. Each of these steps involves various stakeholders that each may be responsible for review, editing, distribution, signing, storage, and renewal. Automating the workflow reduces the time spent by all parties involved and decreases the legal cost. Juro is an automated, end-to-end contract management and execution platform that allows all parties to manage all facets of the contract lifecycle from any web browser. By focusing on a browser-based solution, the contracting process is frictionless and centralized without requiring different organizations to rely on disparate software. The company has benefited from the rapid digital adoption acceleration as a result of the pandemic; Juro has processed 300K+ contracts since its founding in 2016 with 250K+ in 2021 alone. London TechWatch caught up with Juro CEO Richard Mabey to learn more about how his work as a lawyer inspired the business, the company’s strategic plans, how this funding round came together from investors that include Eight Roads, Union Square Ventures, Point Nine Capital, Seedcamp, and Taavet Hinrikus, and much, much more…