Doxly has become the first exit for the IU Philanthropic Venture Fund after its acquisition by Litera Microsystems.

Doxly, a US-based legal transaction management tools provider backed by Indiana University (IU)’s Philanthropic Venture Fund, was acquired by legal and life sciences document technology producer Litera Microsystems.
Financial terms of the deal have not been revealed.
Founded in 2016, Doxly has created a set of collaborative tools to manage legal transactions such as coordinating closing checklists, signature management and executing copies of agreements.
Going forward, the technology will be integrated into Litera’s own offering with the…

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Thierry Heles

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