Docket
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Elliot Geidtunlockedknows Pedro Roso · together at Stanford University Graduate School of Business (overlapped)
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Docket IA is a document automation platform that uses artificial intelligence to analyze legal documents—such as contracts, petitions, and reports—and extract relevant information. It connects to public agencies and is used to support credit processes in the rural and real estate sectors.
Founders & leadership
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Rodrigo LopesinFounder and Strategic Advisor2025–2025
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Pedro RosoinCEO & Co-FounderPedro Roso founded Docket in 2016 with co-founders to build a document automation platform; he holds degrees in Marketing, an MBA in Administration from FGV, and a specialization in Leadership and Innovation from Stanford.
Investors · 11
Valor Capital GroupNew York · $100K – $5M
CanaryreportedSao Paulo · $250K – $15M
Elevate VenturesreportedIndianapolis · $20K – $2M
IU VenturesreportedBloomington
Kaszek VenturesreportedMontevideo
Maven VenturesreportedPalo Alto · $1M
Onevc Venture Partners LlcreportedSao Paulo
WayrareportedMadrid · $54K – $5.4M
Also in the syndicate · 3
High Alpha CapitalTrue Blue PartnersZoom Apps Fund
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Docket do?
- Docket IA is a document automation platform that uses artificial intelligence to analyze legal documents—such as contracts, petitions, and reports—and extract relevant information. It connects to public agencies and is used to support credit processes in the rural and real estate sectors.
- Who founded Docket?
- Docket was founded by Rodrigo Lopes, Pedro Roso.
- Who are Docket's investors?
- Docket's investors include Valor Capital Group, Canary, Elevate Ventures, IU Ventures, Kaszek Ventures, Maven Ventures, Onevc Venture Partners Llc, Wayra.




