Supio, an AI-powered legal analysis platform, has secured $60 million in funding led by Sapphire Ventures, with Mayfield and Thomson Reuters Ventures participating. This brings Supio's total funding to $91 million. The funds will support growth, hiring, and market expansion, including doubling its 100-person staff and opening a new office. Supio's annual recurring revenue and customer base have quadrupled, with clients like Huges & Coleman and Thomas Law Offices.

There’s a new name atop the GeekWire 200.Seattle-area sales enablement company Highspot has taken the No. 1 spot on our ranking of privately held technology companies in Seattle and the rest of the Pacific Northwest.Outreach (No. 7), another Seattle sales software startup, previously held the No. 1 slot, but the company has been trimming its workforce, including a 9% layoff earlier this month. Its longtime CEO also recently stepped down.That opened up opportunity for Bellevue, Wash.-based Highspot, which raised $250 million in 2022 and is growing headcount again after laying off staff last year. Highspot was included in a recent Forrester Research report analyzing top revenue enablement platforms.The GeekWire 200, presented by JPMorganChase, provides a snapshot of the region’s robust startup landscape and highlights companies that are gaining traction.The top-ranked companies have changed quite a bit over the years, reflecting the dynamic nature of the fast-moving tech industry.Some startups fall down the list due to workforce reductions

Supio, an AI platform aiding lawyers, has raised $25 million in Series A funding led by Sapphire Ventures, with participation from Bonfire Ventures and Foothill Ventures. Supio's platform, founded by ex-Microsoft engineers Jerry Zhou and Kyle Lam, efficiently extracts and organizes vast amounts of data, significantly aiding in legal cases. It notably helped TorHoerman Law win a $495 million lawsuit against Abbott Labs by processing over 40,000 pages of medical records.