This chapter explores the evolving justice pillar of transitional justice, with a focus on the role of technology and economic actors in shaping access to justice and accountability. It analyzes how emerging technologies, such as AI and digital platforms, influence judicial processes, enhancing efficiency but also raising concerns about privatization, data commodification, and bias. The chapter examines the integration of forensic technologies in investigating human rights violations and discusses case prioritization fea in post-conflict settings, such as focusing on high-profile perpetrators while potentially sidelining smaller, yet significant cases. It further delves into the critical role of victim participation, exploring how digital platforms can democratize access to justice but may also reinforce existing inequalities due to the digital divide. Drawing from examples in Latin America, the chapter underscores the need for robust regulatory frameworks to ensure that technology serves the broader goals of justice and accountability rather than profit-driven interests.