Ivo Becomes Official Legal AI Partner of New Zealand Football
Ivo has partnered with New Zealand Football to become the Official Legal AI Partner of the All Whites, announced in a press release. The agreement links two organizations with New Zealand origins that are both expanding internationally.
Under the partnership, Ivo’s branding will appear on the front of the All Whites’ training and press kit and across selected New Zealand Football initiatives. The governing body will also use Ivo’s contract intelligence platform to draft, review, and analyze agreements for all its teams.
Ivo was founded in Auckland and is now headquartered in San Francisco. The company provides contract workflow and intelligence solutions to clients such as Meta, Uber, IBM, Shopify, and Mitsubishi Electric. The announcement follows a period of growth for Ivo, which has increased its annual recurring revenue sixfold over the past year and recently opened offices in London and New York.
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