Yarris

In-house legal matter management platform built by Yarris Technologies (Melbourne, Australia, founded 1995). Flagship product Dazychain (rebranding to IntuityAI per CCBJ report) provides end-to-end matter management for corporate legal departments: intake from business units (‘legal front door’), triage, document management, reporting, external panel management, collaboration, knowledge management, risk, and contract management. IntuityAI layer adds AI capabilities (announced Oct 2025). Bootstrapped, $1.8M revenue, ~16-person team (GetLatka 2025). Capterra: 4.8/5 with 16 reviews, starting at $200/month — significantly below enterprise ELM platforms. SoftwareFinder review praises ‘smooth onboarding with patient training.’ College of Law Australia demo (2021) described it as ‘cloud-based, intuitive, and quick to learn and implement.’ AWS infrastructure (Shield, Inspector, CloudFront, Cognito SSO/SAML). Security architecture PDF published May 2025. No SOC 2 certification mentioned. Targets small-to-mid in-house legal departments (2-20 lawyers). For right-sized teams, the $200/mo price point and reported ease of onboarding makes it a credible alternative to DIY Notion/spreadsheet setups. CCBJ (Mar 2026) published Katherine King article on matter management. G2 categorizes alongside Filevine, Litify, Brightflag, Legal Tracker, Mitratech. Occupies the affordable end of in-house matter management, competing with Xakia and LawVu for smaller teams. No named customer case studies. No Reddit mentions.

Company Info

• Founded: 2011
• Team size: 11-50 employees
• Funding: $100K
• HQ: Australia
• Sector: In-House Automation

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