StructureFlow Raises £5.5M for Visual Modeling of Complex Data

StructureFlow, a company based in London, has successfully raised more than £5.5 million in order to convert business schematics into visual models of complex data.

Recently, the premier legal technology firm known as StructureFlow made the announcement that it has successfully completed a Series A fundraising round worth £5.5 million. Through this investment, the business-to-business software as a service platform will be able to further harness artificial intelligence in order to speed up the development of its products and expand its worldwide footprint in order to satisfy the growing demand throughout the globe.

It is essential for busy legal and finance professionals who are attempting to navigate the complexities of sophisticated business relationships to be able to visualize corporate structures and transactions. Structure charts have consistently served as integral tools to see the big picture, whether it be the first mapping of J.P. Morgan's structure in the early 20th century or the recent dismantling of FTX's collapsing crypto empire. These charts have enabled teams to work through the legal, financial, and regulatory detail in order to find the best outcomes for their clients.

Today, more than fifty of the world's most prominent legal and professional services organizations are using the platform that StructureFlow provides. By providing professionals with the ability to effortlessly employ graphics to enhance decision-making, communication, and alignment, the result is not only faster and better diagrams, but also faster and better strategic outcomes.