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Top 25 Document Management Software Companies (November 2026)

As of November 2026, Latka tracks 25 document management software companies. They have combined revenues of $304M and employ 2.7K people. They have raised $175.2M and serve 1.2M customers combined.

Every company below sells document management software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.

What Document Management Software Companies do

Document Management Software (DMS) is an electronic solution designed to facilitate the storage, organization, and management of documents within an organization. It allows users to create, capture, store, and share documents while ensuring efficient retrieval and secure access based on user permissions. Users include various departments such as HR, finance, legal, and operations, all of which require reliable methods for document handling and collaboration. Key features of DMS typically include centralized storage, version control, audit trails, and enhanced search capabilities, all of which contribute to improved productivity and compliance with regulatory requirements. Common workflows involve document approval processes, workflow automation, and secure sharing, making DMS critical for organizations looking to enhance their data management practices. Its integration capabilities with other software solutions also make it a valuable tool for streamlining operations across various functions.

Companies
25
Revenue
$304M
Funding
$175.2M
Employees
2.7K

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Top Document Management Software Companies by revenue

Showing 10 of 25 companies ranked by annual revenue.

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M-Files

Tampere, United States

M-Files is a Finland-founded, Austin-headquartered information management and document management platform serving knowledge workers across professional services, accounting, tax advisory, and engineering firms. Founded by Antti Nivala in 2002, the company grew from near-zero revenue to $90 million in annual recurring revenue by late 2022, reaching that figure without burning significant cash and while sustaining 25 to 30 percent annual growth for several consecutive years. The company operates a hybrid go-to-market model combining a direct enterprise sales force of more than 50 quota-carrying representatives with a value-added reseller network that accounts for roughly 80 percent of its 5,000-plus customers but only about one-third of total revenue. Average contract value sits at approximately $50,000 per year for direct enterprise accounts, while reseller-sourced deals typically start around $5,000 annually. Several customers pay more than $1 million per year. M-Files raised a Series C of approximately 67 million euros (roughly $80 million USD) in January 2021, of which $30 million was used for secondary purchases providing liquidity to early investors and former co-founders. The company was bootstrapped through its early years on revenue from a prior product before raising a Series A of 6 million euros in 2013 at $9 million in ARR. With 600 employees and a 150-person engineering team, M-Files was targeting $100 million in ARR as its next milestone heading into 2023.

Revenue
$128M
Customers
5K
Year founded
1987
Funding
$163.5M
Team size
649
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AODocs

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

AODocs is a French-founded enterprise document management platform built on Google Workspace, enabling large organizations to enforce document control, validation workflows, and process traceability on critical business files. The company was created in 2012 as a product spinout of Revevol, a cloud integration services firm founded in 2007 that served as AODocs' early funding engine. AODocs is now the larger entity within the group, which also includes Talarian, the maker of GPT for Work and YAMM (Yet Another Mail Merge). Stéphane Donzé, Founder and CEO, told Latka in May 2026 that AODocs alone generates approximately $30 million in annual revenue, while the combined group of AODocs, Talarian, and Revevol services reached $55 million in 2025 and is targeting roughly $60 million in 2026. The group turned profitable at the AODocs level in 2022 and reported an EBITDA margin of approximately 10 percent on the consolidated entity in 2025. The company has never raised outside capital, funding its software development entirely through the services business and its own cash flow. Customers include Google, Airbus, Air Liquide, and Veolia, with the top three AODocs accounts each paying more than $2 million per year. The group employs 250 people across its entities, with 130 dedicated to AODocs. Donzé said the company receives acquisition approaches from private equity firms roughly four times per week but has no plans to sell.

Revenue
$60M
Year founded
2012
Team size
95
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KDAN

Irvine, California, United States

KDAN is committed to providing a diverse range of AI-driven workflow and data solutions, including digital document management, eSignature, and data analytics services. We empower global businesses to enhance operational efficiency and organizational agility, enabling them to create more business value through secure and innovative digital solutions while pursuing the vision of sustainable development. Headquartered in Taiwan, KDAN operates across China, the United States, Japan, South Korea, and Singapore, and is supported by over 14 million members worldwide, including 50,000 business members. KDAN has been recognized as one of the Top 500 High-Growth Companies in the Asia-Pacific region by the Financial Times, leading in the IT and Software category in Taiwan.

Revenue
$24.8M
Year founded
2009
Team size
225
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FileInvite

Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand

Provider of a cloud-based platform designed to make secure transfer and storage of personal information used in consumer applications for loans and insurance. The company's platform helps in resolving problems and inefficiencies faced by companies dealing with large and sensitive client files, enabling users to collect information from clients in a secured manner and timely.

Revenue
$22.8M
Customers
200K
Year founded
2013
Funding
$1.7M
Team size
44
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iManage

Chicago, Illinois, United States

iManage is a company that provides enterprise content management and document management software to legal, accounting, and financial services firms and other professional services organizations. The company's solutions are designed to help organizations improve their operational efficiency, productivity, and compliance by securely managing and sharing their critical business information. iManage was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

Revenue
$22.6M
Customers
1M
Year founded
2015
Team size
1.2K
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WriteUp

San Jose, United States

Introducing WriteUp Assistant - a private, local, and on-the-go writing tool that helps you craft context-specific content with customizable styles. Protect your data and privacy with local LLM and enjoy seamless writing anytime, anywhere.

Revenue
$18M
Team size
164
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Docket

São Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil

Docket optimizes the search, management, and analysis of documents with legal value, reducing costs and time.

Revenue
$9.9M
Year founded
2016
Funding
$8M
Team size
165
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NEOFI Solutions

Saint-Denis, France

NEOFI Solutions is a french company specialized in content and flows interoperability. NEOFI has developed an automated platform that integrates data coming from any application, verifies and transforms it, and then delivers it to any target system (inside or outside the company) among rules defined by the client. NEOFIs solutions respond to all problems of interoperability and can be used for different functions. Many clients use their solutions as a HUB which automates the centralization and the verification of payments and then organize their transfer to the bank. But it can also be used to integrate products with Enterprise Content Management solutions, edit reports, archive content, analyze data, set alerts, etc. NEOFI is a ready-to-use software based on high technology but configurable by any operational without necessary to enter a line of code. NEOFI is accessible in SaaS mode and inscribes itself in the evolution of big data. A lot of big groups use NEOFI, among which several

Revenue
$2.9M
Year founded
2006
Team size
22
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COMPROSE Inc.

St. Louis Metro Area, Missouri, United States

C-suite execs and managers know that policies and procedures (P&Ps) are so much more than rules and checklists. When you communicate your operating policies and procedures in a way that is clear and engaging: • Employees are more empowered; they work smarter • Errors, risk, and costs are reduced • Managing regulatory compliance is easier • Implementing change, growth is manageable But, transforming “how to” knowledge into information that is easy to understand and continuously up to date, requires a 21st century approach. Random practices and expensive technologies requiring a squad of IT folks to manage don’t work anymore. COMPROSE provides a proven method and software for capturing, communicating, and managing policies, procedures (SOPs), and best practices that people actually want to use. ZAVANTA, our cloud-based software, enables even novices to build a policy and procedure system that they can manage with, train from, and that regulators love. All information—Policies LINKED to Processes, and Procedures —is accessible 24/7 through a searchable web portal. Employees can always access the latest P&Ps via desktop, laptop, or smartphone. They can provide attestation, take tests, give their feedback, and more. No IT is needed. With a next-generation policy and procedure system, employees: • Find what they need fast, • Understand what they find • Use the information to always take the right action. Our customers include organizations across all industries, using Zavanta for applications like: Ethics Portal, University Policies and Procedures public-facing websites, Employee On-boarding, Call Center Operations, Cybersecurity Guidelines, Accounting Knowledge Base, Retail Store Operations Portal, FAQs, and much more. Just think of what your organization could do!

Revenue
$2M
Year founded
1987
Team size
18
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SaveDay

Singapore, Singapore

A Telegram bot to help you save everything instantly and search easily ⬇️ Save everything (images, videos, PDFs, articles...) 🔎 Search it back with ease ✨ Get shareable key notes instantly 🆓 FREE to use, forever! Try now on: https://t.me/SaveDayBot

Revenue
$1.8M
Team size
16

Frequently asked questions about Document Management Software Companies

How many document management software companies are there?

Latka tracks 25 document management software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $304M in annual revenue and employ 2.7K people.

Which document management software company is the largest?

M-Files is the largest, with $128M in annual revenue, founded in 1987.

How much revenue does a typical document management software company make?

The average document management software company in this list makes $12.2M a year, across 25 companies with reported revenue. They serve 1.2M customers combined.

Who are the leading Document Management software vendors?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are M-Files, AODocs, KDAN, FileInvite and iManage.

How much funding have document management software companies raised?

The 25 document management software companies tracked here have raised $175.2M in disclosed funding between them.

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Inclusion Criteria

- Must enable electronic storage, organization, and retrieval of documents. - Should provide user access control features to protect sensitive information. - Must include tools for document collaboration and workflow automation. - Should support version control to maintain document integrity. - Not just a basic file storage solution; must also offer advanced search and indexing capabilities. - Must facilitate compliance with industry regulations regarding document management and security. - Should integrate with other business applications to enhance overall operational efficiency.