Ellis

Ellis operates as an immigration law firm combined with a technology platform focused on U.S. business immigration, including visas and green cards. The offering is structured in two parts: a law firm staffed by attorneys who have run immigration programs for organizations ranging from single-founder startups to Fortune 500 companies, and a software platform that acts as a single system of record for people/HR teams and foreign national employees, covering case statuses, visa deadlines, and critical documents.

Platform components described by the company include Track, which provides visibility into each stage from internal review through post-filing updates via a direct USCIS integration; Radar, which issues automatic alerts for renewals, expirations, and deadlines; Vault, for secure storage of immigration documents, petitions, and approvals; and Ellis AI, a natural-language query layer for questions such as the status of an individual H-1B case or which employees require renewals in a given quarter. The platform is described as syncing with a customer's HRIS and updating in real time. Ellis states that cases run through structured workflows and automated checks but that nothing is finalized without human attorney review.

Business model

Ellis combines legal services delivered by its own attorneys with a subscription-style software platform used by employer people teams and their foreign national employees; the site lists a Pricing page and directs prospects to schedule a call or demo rather than publishing rates.

Traction

The website names customers and references including Adaptive Security, Wordware, Symbolica, Micro1 and Trustwell, and publishes testimonials from Diane Yoon (former VP of People at OpenAI), Sean McDermott (Chief People Officer, Adaptive Security) and Filip Kozera (Founder & CEO, Wordware).