Jupitice
Jupitice positions itself as a legal tech / justice tech platform for digital justice delivery, combining AI-powered solutions, blockchain, and a unified cloud-based ERP-style infrastructure for justice and legal operations. Public messaging emphasizes courts, quasi-judicial bodies, police authorities, investigation agencies, ADR institutions, and enterprises.
Company profile
Overview
India-based legal tech / justice tech company offering AI-powered digital justice, legal operations, and online dispute resolution solutions.
Jupitice appears to be a legal tech and justice tech company focused on digital justice infrastructure for courts, tribunals, corporates, law firms, and dispute-resolution workflows. Public evidence indicates product pages for litigation management, contract lifecycle management, online dispute resolution, and related legal/ADR ecosystem offerings. The company also describes an ADR marketplace and academy. Evidence suggests a hybrid model with productized software plus consulting or implementation-adjacent services, but several details remain unpublished or unclear.
At a glance
Key facts
- HQ location
- Plot No.14, Rajiv Gandhi Chandigarh Technology Park, Adjoining Infosys, Chandigarh – 160101, India
- Founded
- 2019
- Employee range
- 201-500LinkedIn public profile indicates 201-500 employees; another public profile view shows 203 employees.
- Funding stage
- Seed
- Company type
- Private
- Pricing model
- Custom QuoteUnknownNo reliable public pricing page was found. Public pages emphasize demo requests and enterprise-style engagement, suggesting custom quote or sales-led pricing.
Business context
Financials
- Revenue estimate
- Unknown
- Valuation estimate
- Unknown
- Investments
- Public search results indicate Jupitice raised about $4M in a pre-Series A round in December 2021 led by Almas Capital; a third-party profile suggests total funding of about $5M over 2 rounds. These sources are third-party and should be treated as public but not company-authored confirmation.
Market context
Relationships
- Target customers
- Courts, tribunals, quasi-judicial bodies, police authorities, investigation agencies, ADR institutions, corporates, law firms, and legal/compliance teams.
- Key competitors
- Direct and adjacent competitors likely include legal operations platforms, litigation management systems, contract lifecycle management vendors, online dispute resolution platforms, legal workflow automation tools, and ADR marketplaces. Specific public competitor naming was not found.
- Known customers
- No reliable public customer list or named customer case studies were found.
Source context
Classification (raw research text)
- Core focus
- Digital justice, legal operations automation, online dispute resolution, litigation management, contract lifecycle management, and ADR ecosystem software.
- Core industry
- Legal tech / justice tech.
- Core category
- Legal tech platform / digital justice infrastructure.
Shown verbatim from the research spreadsheet — deriving structured industry tags from this text is a future phase.
Market taxonomy