Repeat tech founders secures £12m ($15m) Series A funding round, led by Exor Ventures with angels from KKR, Morgan Stanley and Linklaters.Jigsaw leverages data and AI to transform how businesses visualise, design, and manage corporate structures. It facilitates the creation of diagrams at 40x the speed of legacy tools such as PowerPoint and enables its users to build a visual-first system of record.Founded by Stephen Scanlan and Travis Leon, Jigsaw is the pair’s second successful venture together. They previously co-founded, scaled and sold XRef, a proofreading software company, in 2016 (now Litera, a $1bn+ company). As former city professionals with over two decades of combined experience in the legal and financial services industries, Jigsaw’s co-founders are on a mission to empower white-collar professionals to do business visually on a shared platform.Jigsaw was released just 3 years ago and is already becoming the standard corporate structure visualisation platform across major financial institutions, accountancy practices (including the Big Four), and global law firms (including Ashurst, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and Goodwin Procter).Stephen Scanlan, co-founder at Jigsaw, said,“We’ve dedicated ourselves to building products that white-collar professionals deeply value for corporate structuring. Up next, we’re going to double down on generative AI and collaboration features. We also plan to expand our multi-product line focused on visualising complex transactions into an end-to-end platform to manage corporate structures and governance.”In addition to investing in its platform, Jigsaw will continue to grow its global footprint

Jigsaw, a corporate visualization platform, has raised $15m in a Series A funding round led by Exor Ventures, bringing its total funding since February 2023 to $25m. This includes $10m from pre-seed and seed rounds funded by partners at major law firms. The investment will support product development, including the new feature Timelines for visual project management. Jigsaw has grown from 30 to over 130 staff in the past 18 months.