NEW DELHI: RecruVia, a legal tech and recruitment startup has secured an undisclosed amount of funding from a clutch of foreign and Indian-based investors. The company will utilise the fresh funds towards completing the development of its software-as-a-service (SaaS) self-learning recruitment search engine that will have the ability to search through large amounts of data (Curriculum Vitae/Job Description) to give job-seekers and end employers results based on key hiring parameters, while taking into account their individual preferences. RecruVia's clients include Uber, Khaitan & Co, Integreon, IndusLaw, Phoenix Legal and others, according to a release. Sachin Sukumar, founder, RecruVia said, "Our venture has a single aim – to make the search for the right legal candidate or job easy and provide a'fit for purposeness' to those recruiting / being recruited. The development of a machine learning based web-services engine is akin to a Google Maps API at the backend. This would be able to run on our marketplace as well as assist law firms and recruiters in finding the right fit of candidates while sifting through large number of CVs they already have or receive."