Managing contracts the traditional way has always been a slow and error-prone process. Often relying on scattered tools like Word, Excel, and endless email chains. Tomorro is flipping that script. The French startup has built a collaborative platform that centralizes contract workflows. Enhances visibility, and uses AI to speed up negotiation and management across legal, sales, procurement, and finance teams.
To accelerate its mission, Tomorro has just raised €25 million in fresh funding. The round was led by XAnge and Acton Capital, with support from Adelie and Founders Future. Long-time backers HenQ, Resonance, Financière Saint-James, and Motier Venture have also doubled down on their investment. Bringing Tomorro’s total funding to €40 million. While the company didn’t disclose its current valuation, the new capital signals strong confidence in its direction.
This new round will fuel three major growth initiatives. First, Tomorro is going international—beginning with a new office in Cologne, Germany, as it targets the wider European market. Second, the team is doubling its investment in AI, with a particular focus on automating complex contract negotiations. Third, Tomorro plans to scale fast, hiring over 100 people across engineering, sales, marketing, and product teams within the next two years.
Founded in 2020 by Antoine Fabre, Sébastien Decrême, and Thibaut Caoudal. Tomorro was born out of frustration with how companies still struggle to manage contracts. Fabre, a former Airbnb executive and active investor, saw firsthand how operational teams and legal departments often work in silos, leading to backlogs, delays, and miscommunications. Tomorro’s solution? An AI-powered contract management platform that helps companies move three times faster. Making contract processes smoother, more transparent, and more collaborative.
“Our goal is to turn contract management from a bottleneck into a growth engine,” Fabre said. “Too often, legal processes are treated as a burden. With AI, we can flip that into a strategic advantage that speeds up business while reducing risk.”
Tomorro operates in a growing contract lifecycle management (CLM) market, competing with players like Ironclad, DocuSign CLM, Agiloft, Onit, and Mitratech. But what sets it apart is its AI-first approach, designed specifically to connect operational and legal teams through a shared, user-friendly interface.
So far, that approach is working. The company has already onboarded more than 300 clients across France and international markets. Its user base includes big names like Veja, Nestlé, and Ingenico, all of whom are using Tomorro to streamline and de-risk their contracting workflows. It’s also tackling what experts call the “95% problem”—where AI tools can handle most of a contract, but still leave gaps that need human input. Tomorro’s collaborative model helps teams close that final 5%, blending automation with oversight.
The CLM space is booming, with the European market alone expected to double in size from nearly $6 billion in the next few years. With generative AI gaining momentum, Tomorro is perfectly positioned to ride this wave—and investors are betting big that it will.
In 2024, Tomorro unveiled Oro, its generative AI assistant built to manage the full contract lifecycle. From creating and translating agreements to summarizing and extracting data, Oro has quickly become essential—used by 77% of Tomorro’s clients. The company is now developing a contract intelligence model that goes beyond operational efficiency, helping companies derive strategic and economic insights from their legal documents.
“Contracts are more than just paperwork—they’re full of valuable data. With Oro, we’re turning that data into actionable intelligence,” said Fabre. “And now, we’re going one step further with AI-assisted negotiation, making it possible to reach agreements faster and more securely.”
The long-term vision is ambitious. Tomorro aims to become the European leader in AI-powered contract management, and it’s not stopping there. Plans are already underway to expand into other strategic European regions, launch next-generation AI features, and set the standard globally for contract intelligence. It wants to move contract management from a reactive administrative function to a proactive business driver.
Backing this bold mission, XAnge partner Alexis du Peloux emphasized the startup’s ability to innovate at scale: “Tomorro is transforming how businesses manage contracts in the age of AI. With this new funding, they’re not just expanding—they’re reshaping the future of enterprise legal workflows.”
As the startup gears up to double its AI capabilities in 2025 and grow its team by 100+, Tomorro is positioning itself not just as a tech company—but as the future of how Europe does business.
