Eudia is an "AI-augmented law firm" designed primarily for corporate legal departments. It combines software with human review to act as a lower-cost alternative to traditional outside counsel. Colabra is a buy-side M&A workspace. We are not a service provider you send work to; we are the engine your deal team uses to analyse the target directly. Eudia optimises for legal spend; Colabra optimises for deal speed.
Eudia positions itself as a "service." They ingest your playbooks and use their AI (often checked by their own lawyers) to review contracts and diligence materials for you. Their goal is to be a cheaper, faster version of a law firm. It is an "outsourcing" model—you hand off the task and get a result back.
Colabra is a tool for the people making the investment decision. We do not want you to hand off the diligence; we want you to own it. By giving the deal team direct access to the structured data—the risk register, the entity map, the gap analysis—we enable you to ask the hard questions in real-time, rather than waiting for a report.
Eudia builds a "Company Brain" to ensure your contracts match your internal standard. It is well-suited for processing high-volume commercial paper (NDAs, vendor contracts). Colabra is built for the chaos of M&A. We focus on the target's reality—mapping their messy subsidiary structure and identifying risks that sit outside your standard playbook.
Eudia is sold to the General Counsel as a way to reduce the "legal tax" on the business. It is a cost-saving play. Colabra is sold to the Deal Lead as a way to increase deal certainty. It is a value-creation play. We help you avoid buying a lemon, or help you re-trade the price based on the risks we uncover.
In the Eudia model, the AI learns to become a better lawyer for you. In the Colabra model, the deal team learns to become smarter investors. By interacting directly with the evidence—clicking through the "red flags" yourself—your team builds an intuitive understanding of the asset that a third-party report can never convey.