Self-collected Brazilian legal-data infrastructure, two coupled bodies

Self-collected Brazilian legal-data infrastructure, two coupled bodies. (1) A continuously crawled jurisprudence database of 55.5M+ case-law records spanning 63 state, federal, labor and superior courts, normalised across heterogeneous court publication formats, deduplicated to one canonical record per decision, and tagged by subject matter and procedural stage. (2) A separate procedural-movement ML engine trained on 64M+ real procedural movements from 26 courts monitored via the official CNJ DataJud and DJEN sources, with movement classification used to drive downstream workflows.

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Type: not stated
Format: Text (court decisions and case-law full text) + Tabular (normalised procedural-movement records keyed by court, case and procedural stage); live pipeline rather than a fixed export, queried through search/retrieval APIs and legal AI agents
Volume: 55.5M+ case-law records from 63 courts plus 64M+ classified procedural movements from 26 courts — approximately 120M structured records, growing daily, against a single-territory national court system
Users: Minimal to none — explicitly pre-commercial with no go-to-market push, building the data layer first; platform seats are not yet the business
History: not stated
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active build-out — describes continuous collection rather than periodic import, a database that grows every day, and ongoing court-integration work, while remaining pre-commercial
Launched: est. 2021-2023 — the company states it has been building the data layer 'continuously, for years, before any go-to-market push', which places the start of collection several years before the current site
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
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