NetDocuments, the leading cloud-based intelligent document management system (DMS) for the legal sector, has announced a significant 72% year-over-year growth across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. This surge is driven by the adoption of its award-winning AI and workflow automation capabilities by large and midsize law firms seeking to enhance productivity and secure their AI initiatives. The platform now serves over 20,000 legal professionals in key markets including Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, and Japan.
Quick Intel
NetDocuments achieves 72% year-over-year revenue growth in the APAC region.
Over 20,000 legal professionals across Australia, NZ, Singapore, and Japan use the platform.
Growth is fueled by demand for secure, integrated AI within the document management system.
Key AI tools include the ndMAX Legal AI Assistant and agentic editing in Microsoft Word.
The ndMAX Studio offers a library of pre-built AI apps for document profiling and contract review.
Law firms value the platform's ability to enable AI without compromising data security.
The remarkable growth stems from law firms' strategic move to embed generative AI directly into their secure document management environment. NetDocuments' ndMAX platform brings powerful AI tools to the user's content, eliminating the need to share sensitive documents with external, unsecured AI applications. This integrated approach allows firms to innovate confidently while maintaining strict client confidentiality and compliance standards.
NetDocuments' AI suite is designed to streamline the entire document lifecycle. The ndMAX Legal AI Assistant allows professionals to ask questions and surface instant insights from their entire document repository. Its agentic editing tool within Microsoft Word enables users to request and apply edits directly. Furthermore, the ndMAX Studio provides a library of proven AI applications for specific tasks like document classification, judicial trend analysis, and contract review against playbooks, with the flexibility to customize or create new apps.
Leaders from prominent APAC law firms highlighted the strategic value of the NetDocuments platform. Ron Dutta, Director of Information Technology at McCullough Robertson, stated: "For all the excitement around AI, it naturally brings concerns around seamless integration of our content and maintaining client confidentiality, but NetDocuments' integrated approach cuts out the risks posed by sharing documents with external AI tools."
Robyna May, Chief Information Officer at McInnes Wilson, added: "Looking to the road ahead, NetDocuments AI strategy aligns with ours, and we can't wait to start unlocking the benefits. Our focus is on making AI a natural and accessible part of everyday legal work."
Frederik Schwim, IT Manager at Norman Waterhouse, noted the broader operational impact: "The intelligent DMS immediately improved our lawyers' workflows in multiple ways."
According to Jennifer Cathcart, Head of APAC Region at NetDocuments, "Legal technology innovation in APAC is thriving as firms look to embrace AI. It's a pleasure to be able to work with so many innovative firms who share our Intelligent DMS vision."
NetDocuments will host its annual Inspire APAC user conference in Melbourne on November 18th to further engage with the legal community on the future of document management and legal technology.
About NetDocuments
NetDocuments helps legal professionals to do their best work with an intelligent document management system (DMS) that goes beyond getting organised and brings to life seamless AI, powerful workflows and smarter experiences. The #1 trusted cloud-native DMS for 25+ years, NetDocuments delivers tools to make work easier throughout the document lifecycle — from award-winning automation and AI to email management, search, collaboration, document bundling, advanced security and more. The platform also integrates with 150+ other technologies, including Microsoft 365, DocuSign, and practice management systems, making it a core solution that meets users wherever they work. Supporting more than 7,000 law firms, corporate legal departments, and public sector organisations worldwide, NetDocuments is recognised as one of America's fastest-growing private companies, appearing on the Inc. 5000 list for four consecutive years.