Investment aims to expand platform capabilities and support public launch in Europe

EasyArbit has raised €7 million in seed funding to advance its artificial intelligence platform for arbitration administration. The investment will be used to expand its engineering and customer teams, accelerate product development and strengthen partnerships ahead of a public launch.

The funding round brought together venture capital firms and strategic investors from Europe and overseas, highlighting growing interest in technology designed for the legal sector.

EasyArbit’s platform is built to automate the administrative work that supports arbitration proceedings, including scheduling, document handling, deadline tracking and secure communication. It is designed to operate in the background while integrating with existing productivity tools such as Microsoft Teams and Outlook.

The company plans to grow its team in Brussels and other European cities, develop further integrations with productivity and document management software, and work with early adopters to refine its service. Its development strategy places emphasis on security, compliance and user-focused design.