Juridoc

Juridoc is a Tunisian legal-tech company positioning itself as a comprehensive, single-access point for legal and regulatory documentation. Founded in 2019 by Assali Kais, Maya Boureghda Chebeane, and Anis Wahabi, the firm has established a notable presence in the legal technology sector. The commercial launch of the platform in November 2019 followed two years of development financed primarily by the founders' own capital.

The company's core business revolves around a subscription-based platform that provides access to an interactive and updated database of regulatory texts. It serves a clientele of legal and business professionals, including accountants, HR directors, financial managers, and lawyers. The platform digitizes, updates, and consolidates legal texts from various sources, creating intelligent links between documents. A key feature is its AI-powered search engine, which allows users to quickly find legislation, case law, and legal insights. This engine also offers capabilities like question-and-answer functionality, document summaries, and comparisons between legal texts. The database is extensive, covering areas such as tax, social law, investment, and banking, with plans to expand into property and hydrocarbon law. It also archives repealed documents, a crucial feature for historical legal research or tax audits.

Juridoc has demonstrated significant traction, boasting over 252,000 documents and more than 4,000 paid users. The company's growth strategy includes expanding its footprint across Africa. In March 2025, Juridoc secured an undisclosed amount of funding from Go Big Partners and 216 Capital Ventures to fuel its expansion into the OHADA (Organization for the Harmonization of Business Law in Africa) region, which encompasses 17 West and Central African countries. This investment is intended to upgrade the technological infrastructure, particularly the AI-based search engine, and to tailor legal content for new markets. The company has already established operations in Tunisia and Senegal and covers Tunisian and Senegalese law, as well as regulations from OHADA, UEMOA, and ECOWAS.

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