CADRE ODR, an online dispute resolution (ODR) platform, has successfully raised $200,000 in its ongoing pre-series A funding round. Investors in this round include Aprameya Radhakrishna, Murali Subramanian, Ram Bhamidi, Aneesh Garg, and Rahul Guptan.
The funds will support CADRE ODR’s mission to make justice more accessible, affordable, and efficient for businesses and individuals. The platform aims to transform the traditional dispute resolution process by offering a faster, cost-effective alternative.
Founded in 2019 by Kanchan Gupta and Rajneesh Jaswal, CADRE ODR integrates advanced technology to provide legally binding, swift solutions for various types of disputes, including commercial and civil matters. The platform utilizes AI to expedite dispute resolution, reducing resolution times to just 45-60 days, a significant improvement over conventional legal methods.
To date, CADRE ODR has processed nearly 8,000 cases across industries such as banking, securities, employment, and commercial sectors. The company’s AI-powered platform not only enhances efficiency but also ensures greater transparency and accuracy in the dispute resolution process.
Expanding its global footprint, CADRE ODR is entering the South African and Australian markets, driven by the increasing demand for digital dispute resolution. The company has formed a strategic partnership with Orington & Partners, an Australian consulting firm, to support this expansion.