We build SaaS products with applied AI and provide consulting in Technology, Data and Analytics.
Modular cloud platforms, multi-organization, with AI applied to work processes: reading, extraction, organization and follow-up of information at volume. The client subscribes to the modules actually in use.
Solution architecture, systems integration, process automation and AI adoption with judgment: where it makes a difference, at what cost and under what control.
It starts with a full mapping of the company's processes and ends in a diagnostic report with an action plan: what to optimize in the process that already exists and what to automate — with or without AI, as the case requires.
Data strategy, governance, analytical platform and indicators for decision-making.
AI does not decide on its own. Every output must be anchored in a verifiable source; what cannot sustain the anchor is not delivered as fact.
Processing cost is measured per unit, not estimated.
Data hosted in Brazil, under contract and governance.
the suite that never lets a deadline slip
A modular suite in production — it reads the Brazilian court gazette for the firm's bar registrations, extracts the deadline from inside the publication and turns it into a task with an owner. Confirmation always stays with the lawyer.
It queries the court gazette twice a day for the firm’s registered bar numbers. The AI reads the full publication and answers three things: which deadline this is, how many days, and when it falls due.
Every deadline found becomes a card on the board, with an owner, a date and a status. Confirmation is always human, and it is logged with name and timestamp.
Everything the modules produce lands in a single panel, ordered by urgency. Nobody has to open six places to know whether the week is under control.
Each module operates independently and is licensed separately. None of them requires replacing the system the firm already runs: Tuim sits alongside the ERP and covers the layer it does not solve — reading the publication and stating what the deadline is.
Capture of court gazette publications by bar registration, with the deadline and due date already calculated.
Task and deadline board, with owner, recurrence and a record of who confirmed what.
The suite’s entry panel, ordered by urgency. Included in every subscription.
Contract review under the firm’s guardrails by practice area. Opinion delivered as letterheaded Word.
Defenses produced in series from the defendant-client playbook, from the PDF complaint to letterheaded Word.
Tracking of the higher courts by topic, with a thesis archive and a weekly email digest.
Content for LinkedIn and Instagram, written within the limits of the Brazilian bar’s advertising rules.
A single search across cases, deadlines, tasks, contracts and publications.
Who did what, when and from where. In every module, with nothing to switch on.
The firm in numbers: productivity, client portfolio and revenue, from the data that already exists.
Legal analytics: how long it usually takes, what it usually costs, and how that court tends to rule.
Client relationship management the way the bar allows: no sales funnel, no promise of outcome.
Licensing is sized by the firm’s headcount — 1 to 3, 4 to 10 and 11 to 20 lawyers — and not by seat: access covers the whole team, including the staff who follow publications day to day.
Contest is licensed on its own terms, sized by the defendant-client litigation volume rather than by the number of lawyers.
Nothing is invented. An unverified citation blocks delivery; a finding without literal wording in the document is discarded.
Counsel in control. Every step requires human confirmation and is logged with name, date and time.
Data in São Paulo. Each organization sees only its own data, under a written data processing agreement.
Audit trail per action. Who did what, when and from where — in every module, with no setup.
For firms defending the same client across dozens of similar cases. Contest turns the firm’s defense work into an asset that runs in series — from the complaint in PDF to a letterheaded Word document, with the lawyer in command of every filing. Each review feeds the defendant-client playbook back.
Watch, Contracts, Contest and Radar are legal by nature. Flow and Pulse already run today at a company that is not a law firm — task management and digital presence are not exclusive to law.
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