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TextMine (founded 2020)is a UK based E2E AI-powered document data platform, located in London,UK,^[1][2] was granted a second US patent; this one relates to semantic document generation.^[3][4]

TextMine, formerly Legislate Technologies,^[5] is a London-based corporation that supplies document knowledge-base software^[6][7] to enterprises driven by artificial intelligence.^[8][9][10] It is a legal technology firm based in London that allows business users to extract and manage data from their documents.^[11]

TextMine gives teams in charge of finance, procurement, operations, and legal the ability to search an AI-powered knowledge base and retrieve data from their business-critical documents.^[12][13]

Charles Brecque is the founder and CEO of TextMine.^[1][14]

In 2023, company has raised $3.6 million to expand internationally.^[15][16]