
The World's First Legal Tech and Justice Tech Company
Jupitice is an India-based legal tech and justice tech platform offering configurable, AI-powered software for dispute resolution, legal operations and governance. Rather than covering a single legal task, it supports complete workflows built from modular components. It is aimed at enterprises, legal departments, courts, quasi-judicial bodies, government institutions and ADR organisations, which can use it to manage cases, contracts, notices, compliance obligations and hearings in one place.
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Jupitice
Founded
2019
Headquarters
India
Founders
Prashant Sharma, Anuj Jain
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The platform is built from modular, context-independent components that organisations can combine and customise through a no-code visual interface. The company states that new systems can be launched in 2 to 4 weeks and assembled in 30 to 60 days, and claims cost reductions of over 80%. The product range includes litigation management, contract lifecycle management, compliance management, legal notice management with email, SMS and physical dispatch, an online dispute resolution platform, SARFAESI management and digital law office operations. Automation, alerts, dashboards and audit trails are offered to help organisations track deadlines, documents and accountability. The target users include corporate legal departments, enterprise businesses, regulatory authorities, quasi-judicial bodies, government agencies and investigative entities. The company describes its online dispute resolution platform as a way to resolve personal, consumer, business and government disputes online on a single platform. Security is described as enterprise-grade, with data encryption, role-based access controls and secure cloud infrastructure. The company says the platform is designed in alignment with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act. Its differentiator, as stated, is combining AI, blockchain, automation, analytics and no-code workflow capabilities into one configurable infrastructure.
What it does
Centralises litigation matters, deadlines, documents and stakeholder collaboration.
Supports enterprise contract workflows with portfolio-level visibility.
Tracks compliance obligations and deadlines through digital workflows.
Dispatches and tracks legal notices by email, SMS and physical delivery.
Online resolution of personal, consumer, business and government disputes.
Covered among the enterprise legal solutions offered.
Digital operations for law office workflows.
Who it is for
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Pricing details
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Pricing model
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Jupitice serves corporate legal departments, enterprise businesses, regulatory authorities, quasi-judicial bodies, government agencies and investigative entities. The company says its modular platform can be configured to an organisation's scale and sector, from firms managing hundreds of contracts monthly to regulatory bodies digitising dispute and compliance workflows.
The platform is described as built with enterprise-grade security, including data encryption, role-based access controls and secure cloud infrastructure. It is stated to be designed in alignment with India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, and audit trails are maintained for accountability.
The company states new systems can be launched in 2 to 4 weeks rather than 6 to 12 months. Modules can be assembled and customised in 30 to 60 days using a no-code visual interface, which the company says cuts costs by over 80 percent.
Jupitice lists litigation management, contract lifecycle management, compliance management, legal notice management, the Bharat Online Dispute Resolution Platform, SARFAESI management and digital law office operations among its offerings. The platform is said to help enterprises centralise legal information, automate workflows, monitor deadlines and gain real-time visibility.
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