From debateto action plan

Entrama makes the most of meeting in person: it turns a plenary, an assembly, a workshop or a debate with hundreds of people into a clear action plan.

People debate in teams and bring the ideas; an AI model sorts them and puts them on display. That way the gathering doesn’t stop at venting: it becomes an engine for change.

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For cooperatives, federations, social organizations, NGOs, universities and the public sector: local, provincial and national government.

The plenary’s big screen: the current stage, the timer and each team’s questions — 2Everyone sees it on the screen

The phone of someone on the Logistics team, with their questions and what comes up — 1Each team adds what it discusses

Action plan · Logistics

Shared fund for joint freightLa Huerta Co-op
Map cold-storage warehousesLogistics committee
Ask the city for a storage spaceRocío and Nicolás

3Out comes a plan with owners

What we believe

Talking is the starting point.Change is the goal.

We are Lawal, a technology cooperative. We work alongside cooperatives, social organizations and universities, and at their gatherings we kept seeing the same thing: a lot of effort to come together, and many valuable ideas that get lost once it’s over. Entrama is our contribution to make that effort count: so every voice matters, and what we build together keeps growing afterwards.
technology cooperative

Entrama was born from three questions.

01
What if the whole room could contribute, not just those who dare to speak up?
With EntramaEveryone joins from their phone and works with their group. That way, people who rarely take the floor contribute too.
02
What if what we decide didn’t get lost when the day ends?
With EntramaAgreements are written down, with who takes charge of each one, and the report is ready at the close. What was decided gets followed up.
03
What if we could focus on debating, not on taking notes?
With EntramaWhat each group adds shows up, organized, on the big screen. Nobody has to write up what was said.

How it works

Hundreds debating,without losing the thread.

Entrama organizes the debate from start to finish: it forms the groups, keeps time, gathers what each one agrees on and shows it to the room. At the end, with an AI model, out comes the report.

Groups are formedBy lottery, mixing organizations and regions, or each person picks their own.
The debate runs in stagesEach group with its own questions and the time in sight.
Agreements are recordedConclusions, actions and who takes charge of each one, from the phone.
It’s presented to the roomOn the big screen: group by group, all together, or the plenary share-out.
Testimonies are recordedWith a phone, and uploaded right there even with a weak signal.
More information is addedThe survey, the organization profiles and the problems people submitted. An AI model groups it all and turns the audio into text.
The report comes outWith each group’s work, the agreements and the numbers from the gathering.

How it’s built

A tool in the hands of the organization.

Light, open modelsAudio is transcribed on the organization’s own computer, with an open model. Nothing is sent to an outside service.
Not tied to any companyThe report is built with whichever AI model each organization chooses. We don’t depend on any particular company.
People have the final sayWhat the model produces is a draft, and the organization reviews it. Data such as age or gender identity is only shown as totals, never next to a name.
Made for the social economy and organizationsEach gathering sets its own stages, questions and the data it asks for. And anyone without a phone signs in at a registration desk.

Features

The technical side of the gathering, sorted.

From the QR code at the door to the final report, all in one place. No more juggling forms, spreadsheets, slide decks and WhatsApp groups.

01Before
- Survey
- Custom registration
- Event branding
- Spanish and English
02At the door
- QR to join
- Registration desk
- Live check-in
03During
- Groups by lottery or by choice
- Timed stages
- Agreements and owners
- Questions for the panel
- Problems
- Satisfaction survey
- Testimonials
04On screen
- Remote control
- Group monitor
- Event cover screen
05After
- Gathering report
- Contact directory
- AI-assisted draft

Registration desk

Anyone without a phone signs in at the door, and the screen shows who is arriving.

Questions for the panel

The audience sends questions and the organizers choose which ones go on screen.

Remote control

Choose from your phone what shows on the big screen.

Satisfaction survey

One response per person, with the results on screen.

Who has used it

More than 350 people
have already used Entrama.

Cooperatives, federations, universities and public agencies, in Argentina and Chile.

technology for Buenos Aires agriculture
Organized by
Workshop with farmers and cooperativesTandil, November 2025
- +100people
- 44organizations
- 46problems
What for
For farmers, tech cooperatives and public agencies to identify together which problems in Buenos Aires agriculture technology can solve.
What it solved
46 problems were submitted and grouped by theme with an AI model, which led to seven proposals that were voted on in Entrama. The Ministry and FACTTIC are already evaluating the first field pilots.
network of producers and cooperatives
Network gatheringRosario, August 2026
- 100people
- 5teams
- 2days
What for
For food cooperatives from different provinces to think together about how to stay afloat in the current context.
What it solved
Teams worked in stages and closed with reflections and action items. Recorded testimonies were transcribed and included in the gathering’s summary.
federation of technology cooperatives
Federation plenary2025
- 100people
- 5teams
What for
To debate in teams the results of the 2025 FACTTIC Survey among the federation’s cooperatives.
What it solved
Each team closed with its reflection, action items and owners, and the plenary report was ready when it ended.
social economy of southern Chile
Coops del Sur CongressChile, October 2026
- 50people
- 12responses
- 5/5satisfaction
What for
To gather the views of those who attended the congress and share them back in a report.
What it solved
The satisfaction survey and the congress report came together on their own: all twelve responses gave it the top score.
Upcoming
National University of Quilmes
Dialogues between Feminist Economics and the Popular, Social and Solidarity EconomyBernal, November 3–4, 2026
- 170people
- 9themes
- 2days
What for
To strengthen the ties between feminist economics and the popular, social and solidarity economy, and build a shared agenda from a transfeminist perspective.
What we’ll do
Registration and sign-in at the door, working rounds by classroom —care, agroecology, solidarity finance, among others— and their conclusions on screen to open the closing panel.
Upcoming
UNLuNational University of Luján
1st Social and Solidarity Economy CongressLuján, November 6, 2026
- 6discussion tables
- 1day
What for
To bring social and solidarity economy organizations into dialogue with the academic community, across six discussion tables: management and sales, training and technology, support for the sector, housing, care, and solidarity finance.
What we’ll do
Sign-in at the door, the six discussion tables recording their conclusions at the same time, and a closing plenary with everyone’s synthesis on the big screen.
Upcoming
National Congress of Recovered Companies and CooperativismISP No. 4, UNL, UBA, UTN and UCSF, with the Algodonera Santa Fe Cooperative
Two days of congressReconquista, Santa Fe · November 20–21, 2026
- 150people
- 2days
What for
For workers, teachers, students and researchers to think together about the crisis of worker-recovered companies and the alternatives for self-management.
What we’ll do
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