iManage

iManage
iManage
  • Headquarters

    Chicago, IL
  • Founded

    1995
  • CEO / Founder

    Neil Araujo
  • Employees

    1001-5000
  • Funding

    Acquired
  • Products

    1 product listed
  • Avg. AI Score

    7.9/10

Profile updated

Products
1
Avg AI Score
7.9/10
Founded
1995
Funding
About iManage

iManage is a document and email management software company headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. Originally founded in 1995 as Interwoven, the company was later acquired by Autonomy, then by Hewlett-Packard, before being spun out as an independent company in 2015 under the iManage name following a management buyout backed by Thoma Bravo. Neil Araujo serves as CEO.

iManage's core product, iManage Work, is a document management system widely used by law firms, accounting firms, and financial services organizations to manage, search, and collaborate on documents and emails. The platform includes security and governance tools under the iManage Security Policy Manager and iManage Threat Manager product lines. The company counts a significant portion of the Am Law 200 and major global professional services firms among its customers.

Following the 2015 spinout, iManage has grown through organic development and acquisitions, including the purchase of Closing Folders, a transaction management platform, in 2019. The company employs approximately 1,000 to 2,000 people globally and operates offices in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia. It has continued to expand its platform with AI-assisted search and knowledge management capabilities in recent years.

Specialties
Document ManagementEmail ManagementLegal TechnologyKnowledge ManagementInformation SecurityEnterprise Content ManagementProfessional Services Software
Financials

Dated, source-cited figures. Estimates are marked.

Valuationest.
$171M
wsj.com
Revenue
$41.3M
sec.gov
Revenue over time
$7.7M(Dec 31, 1998)$18.6M(Dec 31, 1999)$30.0M(Dec 31, 2000)$38.9M(Dec 31, 2001)$41.3M(Dec 31, 2002)
Products by iManage

All products by iManage reviewed by our AI panel of experts.

How Our Review Panel Scores iManage

Six independent reviewer personalities assessed iManage's product on their own terms. They disagreed by 1.9 points — The Finance Lead was the hardest to convince, The Domain Strategist the most positive.

The Domain Strategist
8.4
The Decision Maker
8.2
The Domain Practitioner
8.1
The Power User
8.1
The Skeptic
7.8
The Finance Lead
6.5

Averaged across 1 reviewed product in our catalog. Scores are out of 10.

Competitive Landscape

Who iManage competes with, and how they differ.

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NetDocuments

A cloud-native, legal-only document management system built as SaaS from the ground up rather than migrated from on-prem software; NetDocuments and iManage run head-to-head in most large-firm DMS RFPs, and iManage itself publishes a comparison page against it.

Litera logo
Litera7.6/10

Focuses on document drafting, comparison and contract-analysis workflows embedded directly in Microsoft Word and Outlook (Litera Flex, Kira Systems) rather than acting as the firm's system-of-record repository; it overlaps with iManage's document-lifecycle and AI contract-review features without replacing iManage's core DMS.

2 products reviewed on TopReviewed
Company Timeline

Key milestones in iManage's history, with sources.

  1. Milestone

    Ask iManage expands to platform-wide AI-powered search

    iManage announced new capabilities for Ask iManage, its native AI assistant, moving from analysis of user-selected document sets to platform-wide search that answers natural-language questions with cited results across the firm's iManage Work repository. Generally available to all Ask iManage subscribers at no added cost.

    imanage.com
  2. Launch

    iManage launches Ask iManage, a native generative-AI assistant

    iManage launched Ask iManage, a secure AI assistant natively embedded in the iManage Work experience that lets users query and reason over documents, emails and other content without leaving the platform.

    imanage.com
  3. Funding

    Bain Capital Tech Opportunities makes minority growth investment

    iManage announced a strategic growth investment from Bain Capital Tech Opportunities to accelerate its cloud, governance, AI and workflow roadmap. Described by both parties as a minority investment; deal size was not disclosed.

    baincapital.com
  4. Acquisition

    iManage acquires Closing Folders, legal transaction management leader

    iManage acquired Closing Folders, the market leader in legal transaction management (LTM), adding automation and governance over deal documents from creation through closing.

    imanage.com
  5. Acquisition

    iManage acquires Elegrity, a risk and compliance software provider

    iManage acquired Elegrity, a San Francisco-based provider of client-intake and conflicts-checking software for law firms, extending iManage's governance capabilities across the matter lifecycle. Elegrity's roughly two dozen employees joined iManage.

    lexblog.com
  6. Acquisition

    iManage acquires RAVN Systems, a UK-based AI company

    iManage acquired RAVN Systems, a UK-based artificial-intelligence company founded in 2010 whose platform organizes, discovers and summarizes information from documents and unstructured data, announced at iManage ConnectLive Chicago 2017. RAVN's technology was integrated into iManage Work.

    imanage.com
  7. Milestone

    iManage completes management-backed buyout from HP

    iManage's executive management team completed a buyout from Hewlett-Packard, spinning the business back off as an independent software provider after more than a year of negotiations. Co-founder Neil Araujo became CEO of the newly independent company.

    law.com
  8. Acquisition

    HP completes $11.1B acquisition of Autonomy, bringing iManage under HP

    Hewlett-Packard completed its $11.1 billion acquisition of UK-based Autonomy Corporation, which had acquired iManage's then-parent Interwoven in 2009. iManage became an HP business unit as a result.

    archive.nytimes.com
  9. Acquisition

    Autonomy agrees to acquire Interwoven, iManage's parent, for $775M

    Autonomy Corporation announced an agreement to acquire Interwoven, the enterprise content-management vendor that owned iManage since 2003, for approximately $775 million, passing iManage's ownership to Autonomy.

    reuters.com
  10. Acquisition

    Interwoven completes acquisition of iManage, Inc.

    Interwoven, Inc. completed its acquisition of iManage, Inc., merging iManage into a wholly-owned Interwoven subsidiary. Under the agreed terms, iManage shareholders received Interwoven stock plus approximately $30.5 million in cash.

    sec.gov
  11. Milestone

    NetRight Technologies renamed iManage, Inc.

    The company, incorporated in Illinois in 1995 as NetRight Technologies, Inc., changed its name to iManage, Inc. in April 1999 ahead of its public offering.

    sec.gov
  12. Founded

    NetRight Technologies (iManage's predecessor) incorporated in Illinois

    iManage's predecessor entity, NetRight Technologies, Inc., was incorporated in Illinois in October 1995 and reincorporated in Delaware in December 1996.

    sec.gov

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