Announced March 24, 2026, from Palo Alto. Eudia launched Expert Digital Twins, which it describes as governed replicas of how an organization's best subject matter experts make decisions, deployed at enterprise scale, and positioned the launch as defining a category it calls the System of Intelligence. The platform's core is the Enterprise Brain, an intelligence layer that captures and codifies expert judgment across contracts, policies, precedents, and prior decisions. Within it, specialized decision engines called MINDs generate the Digital Twins, made available across the enterprise as self-service. Eudia states three intended outcomes — accuracy, consistency, and scale — and describes a feedback loop in which every decision, correction, and expert input returns to the MIND. Forward-deployed engineers build the integration patterns and ontology structures, a model Eudia says it has run since its founding in 2023. The launch included a ServiceNow partnership extending the Twins into ServiceNow's Legal Service Delivery and Contract Management Pro products. Cited customer results include Graybar reporting legal due diligence moving 98 percent faster and Duracell reporting a 50 percent reduction in contracting time and cost. Omar Haroun is chief executive and co-founder.
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Enterprise Brain and MINDs encode institutional judgment for expert digital twins. EudiaCaveatProduct characterization, not proof of equivalent expert accuracy. | Company reported | 1 |
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