Overview
Enter uses AI-powered agents to automate high-volume litigation for large Brazilian enterprises. It connects to courts, legal ERP systems, and internal tools to classify lawsuits, and its AI reads all case documents, enriches cases with external records, runs fraud checks, and helps draft tailored answers with jurimetric analysis and hearing prep. It differentiates itself through deep enterprise-system integration, specialized fraud detection and jurimetrics, and a focus on scalable mass litigation with strict compliance and zero data retention from AI providers. Its goal is to help Brazil become a leader in artificial intelligence by combining AI with human expertise to automate major legal processes for large companies.
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What believers are saying
- In May 2026, Enter raised over $100 million at a $1.2 billion valuation.
- It serves 45-plus enterprise clients, including Nubank, Bradesco, Mercado Livre, and LATAM Airlines.
- It signed five labor-litigation clients recently and expects labor to overtake corporate litigation.
What critics are saying
- OAB-SP sued Enter on October 7, 2026, seeking limits on AI-drafted legal work.
- If judges restrict drafting and strategy recommendations, Enter loses the product edge and margin expansion.
- Harvey, Thomson Reuters, and local incumbents can bundle similar tools into existing enterprise contracts.
What makes Enter unique
- Enter automates Brazil's mass litigation workflow end-to-end, from intake to filing, in Portuguese.
- It trains on 300,000-plus annual cases and court APIs, strengthening local jurimetric models.
- Its hybrid model keeps partner lawyers deciding strategy, easing enterprise adoption.
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