At a Glance
| Detail | Enter | Longeye |
|---|---|---|
| Category | eDiscovery | eDiscovery |
| Total raised | $135M | $20M |
| Rounds tracked | 2 | 1 |
| Latest round | Series B, $100M · May 2026 | Series A, $20M · Oct 2026 |
| Last valuation | $1.2B | Not disclosed |
| Lead investors | Founders Fund, Sequoia Capital | Next47 |
| Built for | In-house teams | Not disclosed |
| Headquarters | Brazil | United States |
Funding, Side by Side
Enter rounds
- May 2026Series B$100M
- Sep 2025Series A$35M
Longeye rounds
- Oct 2026Series A$20M
Our Take
We have not tested these two head to head yet. The numbers above come from public funding announcements. If you use either one, tell us what you found and it may become a Field Note.
Quick Answers
- Which has raised more, Enter or Longeye?
- Enter has raised $135M in disclosed funding, compared with $20M for Longeye.
- Do Enter and Longeye share investors?
- No. None of the investors we track have backed both companies.
- What is Enter best for?
- Enter is a Brazilian AI platform that runs high-volume litigation for corporate legal departments.
- What is Longeye best for?
- Evidence review workspace for justice agencies and investigators.
Source: Legal Tech Circle funding data, from public announcements. Updated November 11, 2026.
