Case Study — Legal Publishing Platform
Diario Judicial
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Argentina's leading legal news portal - covering every court jurisdiction in the country, every morning, since 2000.
Diario Judicial is the definitive daily publication for Argentina's legal and judicial community. Founded in 2000, it covers civil, commercial, criminal, labor, family, and constitutional law across every federal and provincial jurisdiction — from the Supreme Court to local tribunals.
With over +7,400 editions published without interruption, the platform serves judges, lawyers, prosecutors, and legal academics who rely on it every morning for case summaries, rulings, and legislative updates.
Our agency built and maintains the complete digital infrastructure: the Pupila® CMS powering daily editorial output, a custom PDF generation system for each edition, a 25-year archive of over 7,400 editions, a four-stage editorial approval workflow, and an integration with their e-learning platform for online course sales.
A daily legal publication with +25 years of editions, a four-stage editorial workflow, and a growing catalog of online courses.
Every weekday morning, an edition must be approved, generated as PDF, and published on time. The editorial process runs through four roles — editor, reviewer, copy editor, and publication — with no step skippable. On top of that, 25 years of past editions must remain searchable and accessible, and an e-learning platform needs to sell courses to the same audience reading the news.
Pupila® CMSin production
25 years of daily judicial news — one CMS, one workflow, one archive, one e-learning platform.
Argentina's judicial community,
informed every day since 2000.
Years of uninterrupted daily publishing — more than 7.400+ editions covering every significant ruling, appointment, and legal development in Argentina.
Court jurisdictions covered — Civil, Commercial, Criminal, Labor, Family, Administrative, Supreme Court, and all provincial superior tribunals.
Edition generated, approved through four editorial roles, published as PDF, and archived — every single weekday, without interruption, since 2000.
