Leiloa.ai

Brazilian judicial auctions are the country's largest mispriced asset class — real estate going for 40–70% below market value. Yet the auctioneer operates in a catastrophically inefficient routine: every capture demands tracking scattered publications across dozens of courts, reading official gazettes under short deadlines, classifying opportunities by urgency, and manually drafting the auction notice for each session — dense technical text with real legal risk if anything slips.

The result is a low operational ceiling: auctioneers lose opportunities they didn't see in time, and burn days drafting notices when the opportunity does land. Family offices and professional investors feel the same problem from the other side — they see only what the auctioneer can capture.

Leiloa.ai delivers two integrated fronts. The first is Smart Capture: 24/7 monitoring of courts and official channels, with automatic opportunity identification, relevance and urgency classification, and granular real-time alerts — the auctioneer gets qualified opportunities delivered directly, without reading any official gazette.

The second is Document Automation: the auction notice is generated on demand from the case-record data. The system reads the case, classifies prescription types and charges, builds the notice's technical structure and returns a reviewable draft in minutes. The auctioneer's technical identity is preserved — no generic template.

Court-agnostic architecture: new courts plug in by configuration, not by code. Pluggable into the systems the auctioneer already uses.