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Authedra builds an artificial intelligence platform for lawyers that works from the complete case file rather than from a search box. Lawyers upload the full record - pleadings, evidence, rulings, contracts and hearing transcripts - and the platform analyses it, drafts judicial and institutional documents, and produces legal reports grounded in verifiable authority. Every citation is checked against its source and returned with case identifier, court and date; amended or repealed provisions are flagged, and the system states when there is no supporting authority rather than asserting one. Drafts are audited and returned with prioritised observations, annotated rather than rewritten, so the lawyer keeps control of what is signed and filed. It also covers drafting of public procurement and tender documents on the organisation's own templates. Sold to litigators, law firms, in-house legal departments and public-sector legal teams, with organisation accounts, role-based access control and shared workspaces. Documents uploaded by users are not used to train models.

Status
Active
Founded
2026
Headquarters
Santiago, Chile
Target market
Government, Law Firms, and Corporate Legal
Revenue model
Subscription
Total funding
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[1]Bluebook:Stanford Ctr. for Legal Informatics (CodeX), CodeX TechIndex: Authedra, https://techindex.law.stanford.edu/companies/authedra (last visited September 12, 2026).
[2]APA:Stanford Center for Legal Informatics (CodeX). (n.d.). Authedra. In CodeX TechIndex. Retrieved September 12, 2026, from https://techindex.law.stanford.edu/companies/authedra
[3]BibTeX:@misc{techindex_company_17362, author = {{Stanford Center for Legal Informatics (CodeX)}}, title = {{CodeX TechIndex: Authedra}}, howpublished = {CodeX TechIndex}, url = {https://techindex.law.stanford.edu/companies/authedra}, urldate = {2026-09-12} }
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