Trusted by leading enterprise legal teams, Chamelio’s platform is becoming the AI system of record for modern in-house legal operations.

Chamelio, the legal intelligence platform designed for in-house legal teams, today announced that the company raised $10 million in seed funding. The round was led by Work-Bench and Emerge with participation from additional investors.

Chamelio uses AI to unify legal workflows, replacing disparate tools with a single platform that orchestrates everything from drafting to signing. The platform allows users to standardize and automate legal work across teams while keeping legal firmly in control.

Chamelio currently services approximately 100 clients ranging from high-growth startups to large-scale enterprises, including Wiz, Socure, Lightricks, Integrity, Global-e, Cellebrite, and Fiverr. The new funding will help accelerate product development and expand go-to-market efforts as the company scales to meet growing demand from in-house legal teams in the United States, and globally.

“We alleviate the corporate amnesia afflicting many legal departments,” said Alex Zilberman, CEO and co-founder of Chamelio. “Without a legal intelligence platform, critical context is lost every time a new contract is signed or a lawyer leaves the firm. We help legal departments eliminate the outdated search-and-retrieve model and implement a solution that uses past negotiations and policies to actively inform workflows and decisions.”

As more in-house legal teams adopt AI, many of them rely on an expanding set of disconnected tools, including legacy systems that store documents without context and standalone AI tools that fail to integrate with existing workflows. Chamelio addresses this gap with a legal intelligence platform designed to unify legal data, workflows, and decision-making in a single, connected system.

Reaching far beyond mere document management, Chamelio transforms unstructured legal content, such as contracts, policies, and playbooks, into a structured intelligence layer. This connected intelligence powers legal work across the full lifecycle, from intake and negotiation through post-execution operations, all while maintaining legal control and governance.

This differentiated approach has resonated powerfully with clients and driven a surge in adoption. The seed funding will enable Chamelio to capitalize on growing demand for the solution.

“Chamelio went from pilot to essential infrastructure faster than any legal technology we’ve seen,” said Jonathan Lehr, General Partner at Work-Bench. “They’re not just adding AI to legal workflows. They’re building the intelligence layer that allows those workflows to scale.”

"Chamelio's strong market pull was the biggest factor for us," stated Liad Rubin, General Partner at Emerge Ventures. "Enterprise legal teams are not just testing this technology, they’re eagerly deploying it to transform how they work. Chamelio's rare combination of a category-defining vision and outstanding execution positions them to become the definitive system of record for legal operations."

Chamelio was founded by operators with deep in-house legal and AI experience. CEO and Co-founder Alex Zilberman previously held leadership roles at Pagaya and was COO and a co-founder of AnyVision. Chamelio COO and Co-founder Gil Banyas brings 15 years of legal experience, including serving as general counsel at AnyVision. CTO and Co-founder Gal Lellouche is a seasoned AI leader who previously founded an AI company acquired by Sage, where he later held senior AI leadership roles.

About Chamelio

Chamelio is a legal intelligence platform that transforms unstructured legal content into structured intelligence for in-house legal teams. The platform helps organizations consolidate legal work into a single, AI-powered source of truth, powering workflows from intake through post-signature management. Learn more at chamelio.ai.

About Work-Bench

Work-Bench is an enterprise venture capital firm based in New York City. They lead seed rounds in enterprise software startups throughout the country. They are laser-focused on supporting early-stage startups on all things go-to-market and have built a dynamic enterprise tech community in New York City and beyond.

About Emerge

Emerge is a Tel Aviv–based early-stage venture capital firm partnering with exceptional technology innovators since 2016 and backing them in doing whatever it takes to win. Emerge’s portfolio includes category-defining leaders such as Aidoc, Guardio, and Deci (acquired by NVIDIA).

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“We help legal departments eliminate the outdated search-and-retrieve model and implement a solution that uses past negotiations and policies to actively inform workflows and decisions,” said Alex Zilberman, CEO and co-founder of Chamelio.