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Morrison Foerster said in an announcement on its website, published on 3 November 2026, that it had advised Docusign on its acquisition of Suplari.
The firm described Docusign as the global leader in electronic signature and Intelligent Agreement Management, and Suplari as an AI-native procurement intelligence company. Morrison Foerster said the acquisition will bring Suplari’s technology and expertise to the Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management platform, accelerating the development of procurement solutions.
Key points
- Morrison Foerster said it advised Docusign on its acquisition of Suplari, an AI-native procurement intelligence company.
- The firm said the deal will bring Suplari’s technology and expertise to the Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management platform.
- Morrison Foerster said this will accelerate the development of procurement solutions on that platform.
- The firm named corporate partner Jackie Liu as leader of the advising team, working with associates Kaimi Miyazawa and Hannah Yang.
- A broader team of partners also worked on the matter, covering executive compensation and benefits, employment and labor, technology transactions, and data, cyber and privacy.
The deal
Morrison Foerster’s announcement said the acquisition pairs Suplari’s procurement intelligence technology and expertise with Docusign’s Intelligent Agreement Management platform, and that this will accelerate the development of procurement solutions within that platform.
The team
The firm said Jackie Liu, a corporate partner, led the matter for Docusign, supported by associates Kaimi Miyazawa and Hannah Yang. It named a broader group of partners who also took part: Yuan Xia on executive compensation and benefits, Michael Schulman on employment and labor, Justin Haan on technology transactions, and Julie O’Neill on data, cyber and privacy. The announcement identifies Mr Haan as chair of the firm’s technology transactions practice.