Briefly received the Emerging Business Solutions Award at Saturday’s National Business Growth Assembly, recognizing the legal technology platform’s work automating business documentation and compliance processes.

The award targets companies demonstrating measurable impact in business productivity and operational efficiency. Organizers selected Briefly for its approach to simplifying documentation workflows that typically slow Nigerian businesses.

The platform handles digital contract execution, automated legal workflows, and document storage. Its user base includes SMEs, startups, and growth-stage companies managing documentation requirements, though specific user numbers haven’t been disclosed.

Founder Ifunanya Ejimofor built Briefly around making legal processes accessible to non-technical users. The subscription-based platform automates tasks like contract drafting, approval workflows, and compliance tracking that traditionally require manual processing.

Beyond software, Briefly runs workshops with business hubs and startup communities on operational structure and contract literacy. The sessions address documentation and compliance challenges entrepreneurs face when formalizing operations.

The National Business Growth Assembly evaluates companies across multiple sectors including technology, agriculture, and financial services. This year’s Emerging Business Solutions category highlighted platforms providing practical operational tools.

Briefly launched targeting inefficiencies in Nigerian legal documentation. The platform has since added workflow integrations and compliance frameworks tailored to local regulatory requirements.

Revenue figures and detailed growth statistics remain private. The company hasn’t released adoption metrics or market share data.

Previous Emerging Business Solutions recipients include platforms in logistics, accounting software, and HR management.