Capture
Receive information from cases, documents, law firms, courts, contracts, and operational sources.
Platform
The decision infrastructure for complex legal operations.
Scaphandre connects data, processes, people, statistical intelligence, and governance in a single architecture.
Operational cycle
Six continuous movements.
Each stage feeds the next and returns learning to the one before it. The legal operation starts to work as a system, not as a sequence of isolated events.
Structure
Standardize data, identify discrepancies, classify events, and organize the portfolio.
Interpret
Apply jurisprudence stats, statistics, artificial intelligence, and pattern analysis.
Decide
Set priorities, approve strategies, guide settlements, allocate resources, and control approval limits.
Execute
Coordinate deadlines, law firms, teams, recoveries, and obligations.
Learn
Measure results, identify recurrences, adjust rules, and continuously improve the operation.
Layers
Five layers, one shared structure.
INTELLIGENCE
Jurimetrics, advanced statistics, artificial intelligence and pattern reading.
OPERATIONS
Cases, deadlines, documents, flows, portfolios, teams and law firms.
DECISION
Settlements, appeals, approvals, priorities, risks and approval authorities.
GOVERNANCE
Audit, quality, profiles, rules, sources, versions and traceability.
OUTCOMES
Recovery, loss reduction, predictability, performance and evolution.
Unity and specialization
One shared infrastructure. Different sectoral intelligences.
All products share the same platform components. What changes is the intelligence applied to each sector.
Shared components
- executive view
- jurimetrics
- case portfolio
- advanced search
- validation queue
- decisions and approval limits
- law-firm network
- recovery and provisions
- data governance
- AI quality
- audit trail
- administration
- integrations
- methodology and confidence
What changes in each product
- taxonomies
- sources
- indicators
- risks
- rules
- vocabulary
- statistical models
- decision flows
- user profiles
- regulatory obligations