Frontline Acquires KL Software and Starts Legal AI Applications Business
Frontline Managed Services acquired KL Software Technologies and its affiliate KLoBot, the company announced in a press release. Frontline also started Intelligent Applications, a business focused on technology, data and AI services for law firms.
The new business combines strategic advice, professional services, managed application services and legal applications. Its work covers Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Teams, Power Platform, Azure, Microsoft Copilot, iManage and NetDocuments.
KL Software and KLoBot products joining Frontline include KLapper, Legal101, netDocShare and imDocShare. KL Software founder Ragav Jagannathan will lead the Intelligent Applications portfolio, including product strategy, engineering and software delivery.
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