Co-Flo and Leah Molatseli Partner to advance Legal Operations Maturity Across Africa
Co-Flo, a cloud-native operations management suite for corporate service teams who manage sensitive, high-value information, has entered into a partnership with legal technology and innovation consultant Leah Molatseli to support market awareness and early stage engagement around structured Work Management and Operational Intelligence across African legal markets. The partnership combines Co-Flo’s decades of legal technology experience with Molatseli’s experience working with in-house legal teams, law firms and professional services organisations across the continent. The focus of the collaboration is practical: helping legal teams gain better visibility into their work, improve how matters and contracts are managed, and make more informed operational decisions.
Across Africa, legal and professional services teams are facing increasing pressure to demonstrate value, manage growing workloads and operate more transparently within the business. While many organisations are investing in technology, adoption often stalls due to limited context, unclear use cases and a gap between tools and day-to-day legal delivery.
“This partnership is about making Operational Intelligence understandable and usable in real environments,” said Leah Molatseli. “In-house teams are not looking for more tools. They are looking for clarity, better visibility and systems that actually support how they work.”
Through the partnership, Co-Flo and Molatseli will collaborate on market education initiatives aimed at in-house legal, compliance and professional services leaders. This will include thought leadership content, practical discussions and shared resources focused on work visibility, legal operations maturity and data-driven service delivery.
Melody Easton, Head of Marketing at Co-Flo noted that the partnership reflects a shared view of the African market. “There is a growing appetite for structured visibility, but it has to be grounded in operational reality. Working with Leah allows us to engage the market in a way that is informed, credible and aligned with how legal teams operate.”
The partnership is designed to support organisations that are reassessing how legal work is structured, measured and governed, particularly in environments where teams are expected to do more with limited resources and increasing accountability.
About Leah Molatseli
Leah Molatseli is a lawyer, legal technology and innovation consultant, and ecosystem advisor with over a decade of experience working with law firms, in-house legal teams and legal operations leaders across Africa. She is an American Bar Association Women of Legal Tech Honouree and the author of Legal Tech Startups and Innovation published by Juta.
Her work focuses on practical legal technology adoption, market education and supporting organisations as they modernise legal service delivery.
About Co-Flo
Co-Flo is a cloud-native operations management suite for corporate service teams such as Legal, Finance, Compliance, Risk and HR, who manage sensitive, IP-intensive and high-value information and data.
Built by legal technology experts with decades of industry experience, Co-Flo extends iManage with operational metadata that enables the automation and optimization of business processes, turning everyday work into actionable Operational Intelligence.
It connects demand, work and outcomes in one system, spanning intake, work management and AI enabled contract lifecycle management (CLM), giving teams real-time visibility into what work is happening, why it matters, and how it is progressing.
The result is clear operational insights that elevate team performance, reduce costs, ensure complete and consistent delivery and help proactively manage risk.
All of this is delivered with the industry’s leading document & email management and need-to-know security, ensuring professionals can collaborate and share information confidently while remaining fully protected.
For more information visit www.co-flo.com
Contact Information:
Leah Molatseli
Melody Easton
