Full-Time

Business Development Representative

Updated on 8/23/2026

LawVu

LawVu

51-200 employees

Matter and contract management platform.

No salary listed

United Kingdom

In Person

Category
Sales & Account Management (1)
Required Skills
Sales
Lead Generation
CRM
Salesforce

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Requirements
  • Knowledge of customer relationship management software such as Salesforce.com, automated marketing software such as Outreach, and buyer-intent tools such as 6Sense, or willingness to learn them.
  • Ability to become proficient with software-as-a-service solutions and conduct increasingly effective, value-driven client conversations within a few weeks.
  • Ability to use search engines, company websites, and LinkedIn to research new prospects.
  • Ability to set daily priorities and deliver projects on time according to requirements and expectations.
  • Ability to collaborate across sales and marketing in a reporting matrix.
  • Ability to write and speak clearly and concisely.
  • Ability to take accountability for activity metrics and key performance indicators, including outbound call attempts, connected calls, scheduled meetings, converted opportunities, and closed sales.
  • Comfort with partial compensation based on target attainment.
Responsibilities
  • Collaborate with Account Executives across industries to identify high-propensity accounts to target.
  • Qualify and convert inbound marketing-qualified leads originating from form fills, chats, website downloads, content syndication, webinars, and events.
  • Maintain active engagement with new and existing leads through follow-up communications that increase customer interest in the legal workspace.
  • Conduct sustained and innovative outreach to strategic target accounts and position LawVu as a solution for business impact.
  • Conduct cold outreach to prospects to set meetings for attended events, sell tickets to hosted events, and generate awareness of year-round events and activities.
  • Attend and help facilitate InView retreats and events.
  • Support community dinners, mixers, and meetups.
  • Assist Account Executives with roadshows.
  • Create thought leadership and other content.
  • Attend and work at conferences.
  • Focus activity mostly on the United Kingdom, with some United States support.
  • Conduct cold and warm outreach to targeted prospects.
  • Maintain accurate and complete data in Salesforce, document lead-generation activities, and add and clean data about addressable prospects.

LawVu provides a centralized legal operations platform that helps in-house legal teams, law firms, and legal service providers manage their work. It offers tools for matter management, contract management, and team collaboration, all in one place. The product works by organizing legal matters, projects, contracts, and invoices into a single system that can be accessed by authorized users; it integrates with many other software tools to fit into existing workflows. It uses a subscription model with tiered pricing to support different sizes of legal teams. LawVu differentiates itself by offering an integrated, end-to-end platform tailored for legal departments and their workflows, rather than piecemeal tools, and by connecting with a wide range of systems to keep data and processes in sync. The company’s goal is to help legal teams operate more efficiently, reduce time spent on administrative tasks, and improve productivity through streamlined processes.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Series A

Total Funding

$35.7M

Headquarters

New Zealand

Founded

2015

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What believers are saying

  • ClauseBase integration, updated May 23, 2026, strengthens drafting and contract analysis.
  • PwC Germany partnership, announced April 30, 2026, expands European enterprise sales.
  • Hundreds of customers, including Discord, Etsy, and Pokémon, validate global demand.

What critics are saying

  • Onit, Streamline AI, Sandstone, and Checkbox compress LawVu's differentiation in 2026.
  • Dioptra and ClauseBase integrations reduce switching costs and expose LawVu to partner disintermediation.
  • Microsoft-native legal tooling can bury LawVu if Copilot captures in-house workflow budgets.

What makes LawVu unique

  • LawVu unifies matter, contract, and intake workflows in one legal workspace.
  • LegalOS, launched June 2, 2026, adds agentic automation and MCP connectivity.
  • PwC Germany and Jameson Legal widen LawVu's enterprise distribution in EMEA.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Wellness Program

Parental Leave

Stock Options

Home Office Stipend

Remote Work Options

Flexible Work Hours

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

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PR Newswire
Jun 2nd, 2026
LawVu launches LegalOS, AI-powered operating system for in-house legal teams

LawVu, a platform for corporate legal teams, has launched LawVu LegalOS, an AI-powered operating system designed exclusively for in-house legal departments. The Tauranga-based company describes it as the evolution of a decade building infrastructure for corporate legal teams. LegalOS uses agentic AI capabilities built on a unified data foundation to automate legal workflows, from managing business requests and contracts to tracking outside counsel spend. The system can autonomously execute tasks like creating matters from emails, generating responses and updating stakeholders, whilst maintaining human oversight based on risk profiles. The platform includes five capabilities: LawVu Assistant for conversational queries, an Agentic Workflow Builder, AI Intake for request triage, LawVu Draft for contract work, and an MCP Server for governance. LawVu serves hundreds of legal teams globally, including Discord, Etsy and Pokémon Company.

Law.com
Jun 2nd, 2026
LawVu launches updated AI workspace for in-house teams.

LawVu launches updated AI workspace for in-house teams. New features include a self-service agentic workflow builder, AI-powered triage and new drafting capabilities. * LawVu announced the release of LawVu LegalOS, an AI-powered workflow platform for in-house teams. * LegalOS features include AI-powered drafting, triage and a workflow builder. * The platform is designed to help in-house teams automate some workflows and leverage their historical data. This article has been updated with comments from LawVu co-founder and CEO Sam Kidd. On Tuesday, New Zealand-headquartered cloud-based legal workspace provider LawVu announced the launch of LawVU LegalOS, an artificial intelligence-powered platform for in-house teams. The release comes roughly six months after LawVu purchased legal drafting platform ClauseBase. What It Is: LawVu LegalOS is a workspace platform for in-house attorneys featuring a number of AI-powered features. LawVu Assistant is a conversational interface designed to answer questions, initiate workflows and manage requests for users in corporate legal departments and other enterprise teams. Agentic Workflow Builder is a self-service offering designed to allow users to build their own agentic workflows using natural language descriptions or a drag-and-drop feature. Users can incorporate tasks such as contract searches, approvals, and risk assessments and can set workflows to trigger automatically at specified times, based on certain events or to require manual initiation. The platform also includes AI-powered intake to triage and route incoming matters from sources including email, Microsoft Teams and Slack, as well as LawVu Draft, an AI-powered drafting tool designed to generate documents in line with organizational playbooks and clause libraries. LegalOS also includes a model context protocol (MCP) server to allow connections with other AI tools, including ChatGPT, Claude and Microsoft Copilot. LawVu co-founder and CEO Sam Kidd told Law.com the new agentic features allowed users to begin automating the work they were already doing inside of the platform. "The nice thing with the agentic framework is anything that you can do inside LawVu, where you point and click and do things, just becomes part and parcel, because the agents inside LawVu can just trigger any of the workflows," he said. Why It's Needed: LegalOS is designed to provide in-house attorneys with a unified platform for managing their work and interacting with other corporate departments. The platform is intended to allow LawVu users to automate some of the work they have previously performed manually within LawVu and to leverage the data and documents compiled by the platform. "What the technology enables us to do, is to allow people to interact with all the information that's stored in a way they've never really been able to do," Kidd said. "We've really been trying to build this workspace for corporate legal teams, but also for the wider business to engage with legal,... trying to make it easier for people to connect into the business." Under the Hood: LegalOS's agentic features were built on Microsoft Foundry, which leverages publicly available large language models that LawVu selects for specific tasks. Kidd noted that utilizing Foundry makes it easier for LawVu to build tools that work with the other software lawyers use. "Most organizations and enterprises that we deal with [are] Microsoft houses, and even inside organizations where they're utilizing Google, the legal team will still be on Microsoft products, because it's very hard to take a lawyer off Word," he said. The Competition: A number of vendors that serve in-house teams have announced new or updated AI platforms and major funding rounds in recent months. Streamline AI updated its platform for in-house teams with agentic tools in April, and enterprise legal management and contract lifecycle management company Onit released its Unity ELM platform in March. Sandstone publicly launched with a $10 million seed round in January, and Checkbox announced a $23 million Series A the same month, with the aim of enhancing its AI capabilities. Kidd said LawVu's focus on helping in-house teams with administrative work and its ability to handle a wide variety of tasks in the same workspace set the company apart. "We've really been focused on the administrative burden that sits with the corporate legal teams," he said. "We've been really focused on the process of how does everyone coordinate and work with each other." NOT FOR REPRINT

Artificial Lawyer
Dec 17th, 2025
LawVu acquires ClauseBase to bolster AI contract drafting and analysis capabilities

LawVu, a New Zealand-based legal operations platform, has acquired Belgian contract AI company ClauseBase to expand its contract management capabilities. Financial terms were not disclosed. ClauseBase, founded in 2019 by Maarten Truyens, Senne Mennes and Robbert Jacobs, specialises in AI-powered contract drafting. It will be rebranded as LawVu Draft. Alongside the acquisition, LawVu has launched LawVu Lens, an AI contract analysis engine integrated into its platform. The acquisition transforms LawVu's offering by combining ClauseBase's contract drafting capabilities with its existing matter management platform, creating a more comprehensive solution for in-house legal teams. The move positions LawVu to compete with a growing number of vendors offering integrated contract review and AI tools to corporate legal departments.

PR Newswire
Sep 8th, 2025
LawVu extends its AI-powered legal workspace with ClauseBase partnership

LawVu extends its AI-powered legal workspace with ClauseBase partnership.

Artificial Lawyer
Apr 30th, 2025
Dioptra + Lawvu Partner For Inhouse Ai Contract Review

Dioptra, the AI-powered contract review platform favoured by Wilson Sonsini, has announced a partnership with LawVu, the cloud-based legal workspace. The venture is aimed at inhouse lawyers.The collaboration marks ‘a significant step forward in streamlining and accelerating legal workflows by integrating Dioptra’s AI-generated redlining directly into LawVu’s all-in-one legal platform’, they said.Through this partnership, Dioptra’s ‘advanced AI engine will integrate seamlessly into the LawVu platform, allowing users to initiate AI-powered contract revisions without leaving their existing workflows’.Legal teams can automatically generate redlined contracts that align with their bespoke playbooks directly within the LawVu interface. The result: faster turnaround time, consistent risk mitigation, and up to 80% time savings, and the integration will continue to evolve with deeper customization and automation capabilities over time, they added.Farah Gasmi, Co-Founder of Dioptra, said: ‘Legal teams want to move faster without sacrificing quality. Partnering with LawVu means bringing our most powerful capabilities to legal teams where they already work. We’re enabling legal departments to get customized and precise redlines, flag non-market risks, in less time—streamlining review cycles and freeing lawyers to focus on strategic work.’Ali Meredith, Director of Product Partnerships at LawVu, concluded: ‘Our users are constantly looking for ways to work more efficiently without sacrificing quality. By embedding Dioptra’s powerful AI into our platform, we’re empowering legal teams to scale their impact and focus on higher-value work.’—More about Dioptra here.And more about LawVu here.—Legal Innovators California Conference, San Francisco, June 11 + 12And if you’re interested in the cutting edge of legal AI and innovation, then come along to Legal Innovators California, in San Francisco, June 11 and 12, where speakers from the leading law firms, inhouse teams, and tech companies will be sharing their insights and experiences as to what is really happening and where we are all heading.We already have an incredible roster of companies to hear from