BRYTER is ideal for legal and business professionals aiming to enhance and automate repetitive processes, unify and add structure to their unstructured data, and build custom workflow solutions for clients and internal teams. 

One of the core USPs of BRYTER is its flexibility. It is intuitive enough to be used by subject matter experts, but its power and flexibility is well suited to those with technical expertise who can leverage the platform’s functionality to build powerful applications. 

BRYTER users are a combination of technical experts or Legal Engineers, and legal professionals with an interest in technology. 

The core use cases for BRYTER no-code platform include the following: 

Intake and Triage
Using BRYTER legal teams can automate the intake and management of legal requests and make routine legal services available self-service.

Advanced document automation
Using BRYTER legal teams combine document automation functionality with a powerful decision engine, streamlining the entire legal workflow. Customers can generate any document – from a single MSA to thousands of lease agreements, and trigger document automation at any point in a workflow. 

AI Document Review. Using BRYTER’s built-in AI document review capabilities, users can review documents automatically, extract key information and clauses, and compare against historic documents or a defined ruleset to increase speed to insights and decisions.

Signatory and approval workflows
Customers use BRYTER to build bespoke signatory and approval workflows unique to their company’s processes including procurement, onboarding and compliance workflows. These workflows can be triggered from anywhere: another workflow, from AI Agents or anywhere in the organization. 

Risk Assessment
Business professionals use BRYTER to automatically generate risk assessment profiles to provide user instant user feedback and guidance.

Funding Information:
BRYTER has raised a total of $89M in funding over 4 rounds. Their latest funding was $66M raised on Apr 7, 2021 from a Series B round from Accel, Cavalry Ventures, Dawn Capital, Notion Capital, and Tiger Global Management.

Past funding rounds include:

• June 2020 - $16M USD Series A from Accel and 4 other investors
• November 2019 - $6M USD Seed from Accel and 2 other investors
• August 2018 - $1M USD Seed from Cavalry Ventures