A reference in digital transformation for the Brazilian and Colombian public sector, the company is expanding its operations in Latin America by implementing technological solutions in legal proceedings throughout Peru. Florianópolis, March 2025 – Softplan Public Sector, a pioneer in process automation for public institutions and one of the Group's verticals Softplan, won an international bid and is now working with the Peruvian Judiciary. The contract is among the largest ever signed and endorses the strategic plan to not only export high technology, but also introduce the Brazilian digital justice model to other countries. The project, called EJE NO PENAL, highlights the robustness of the technological solution, which is a reference in Brazil and was also adopted by the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) in Colombia - a transitional justice system created for the purpose of reparation under the peace agreement between the National Government and the FARC-EP. The contract with the Peruvian Judiciary consists of implementing a technological platform for managing non-criminal proceedings throughout Peruvian territory, reinforcing the Softplan Public Sector as a trusted advisor in digital transformation in governments and Justice. With this, the Peruvian government will have the technological support to meet the need to improve judicial processes, bringing cutting-edge technologies, through the product SAJ Tribunais, which ensures a significant reduction in processing time, increasing efficiency, transparency and access to judicial services for the population. The solution currently has more than 27 million legal cases in progress and another 100 million have already been completed. “This is a relevant project because it covers the judiciary of an entire country. It will be a moment of digital transformation for our neighbors and we will be able to contribute with the expertise of Softplan The Public Sector in this challenge brings us immense responsibility and pride in our technology and experience. In terms of strategy, internationalization is part of one of our main growth objectives and having the Peruvian Judiciary in our portfolio further endorses our strategy”, highlights Márcio Santana, Executive Director of Softplan Public Sector. “This agreement represents a historic milestone for the Judiciary and for the country, a turning point in the modernization of the judicial system, allowing the implementation of innovative technological solutions that will transform the administration of justice and the management of processes,” said the President of the Judiciary of Peru, Supreme Justice Janet Ofelia Lourdes Tello Gilardi. (...) The technological revolution in the administration of justice will then occur, with greater efficiency, reduced procedural time, optimized workload, digitalization will minimize unnecessary delays, transparency in judicial processes, guaranteed access to information, promoting greater accessible and reliable justice”, he added. With the formalized signature, Peruvian Judicial Branch employees will have access to a digital process solution with benefits that allow them to maintain integrity, security and consistency, in addition to supporting decision-making based on process information. “With the milestone of signing the contract, we are facing a modernization project that involves 34 Superior Courts of Justice throughout Peru. There will be more than 18 thousand users and approximately 1.700 agencies involved in the implementation of this project. We will begin with a stage of parameterizing the solution to the local reality and then we will continue with training and assisted monitoring of users in the process of appropriating the solution. This is a challenge of national magnitude and impact, reinforces Márcio regarding the execution of the project. With over 30 years in the market, Softplan The Public Sector offers a pioneering service in the implementation of digital processes in the Brazilian justice system, promoting solutions that ensure agility, transparency and efficiency in all processes. In 2024 alone, 201 million Brazilians were impacted by the solutions promoted by the company, which is equivalent to 91% of the Brazilian population. Regarding efficiency, the courts that use SAJ had a reduction of up to 90% in the time between the distribution of the process and the first act of the judge; 6,2 thousand hours saved in the automatic distribution of processes and 19,5 million hours optimized with the automatic incorporation of documents - the figures refer to the period 2015-2020. Regarding savings with the digitalization of processes and reduction of environmental impact, since 2009 the system has avoided 22,6 billion page prints, making it possible to avoid the emission of 596 thousand tons of CO2, which is equivalent to the combined emissions of a fleet of 864,5 thousand tons of CO2. The elimination of paper provided the SAJ Courts with financial savings of around 261,3 million reais in 2024 alone. In total, since 2009, the estimated savings are 2,26 billion reais.