Attracted to financial business analytics company BigSquare's data and cloud capabilities, Litera is adding another notch to its M&A belt.
August 10, 2022 at 12:01 PM
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Legal Tech Reporter
On Wednesday, legal technology software company Litera announced that it is acquiring cloud-based business intelligence (BI) provider BigSquare for an undisclosed sum.
The aim of the acquisition is to layer in BigSquare’s software, which analyzes financial data for law firms, into Litera’s AI-powered document management system, so users can have a visual dashboard of their financial insights, according to the press release.
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