Once the conciliation petition is submitted, the Peruvian Cibertribunal will act as a Conciliation Center. If the parties requested a conciliation and the parties did not reach an agreement on all or some of the points in conflict a minute will be drawn that will be signed by the parties, the Conciliator and the Legal Counsel for the Center and this Minute has the force of a judgment and may be taken to court in case of default. The parties may request an arbitration proceeding at this point.

Communication between the members of the Peruvian Cibertribunal will take place through electronic mail. The conciliation hearings take place by Chat, Video Conference, IP Telephone or any other technological mode that may appear in the future. Encryption systems will be used in order to assure confidentiality in the communications.

If only one of the parts submits the conciliation petition, a brief summary of the petition will appear at the Peruvian Cibertribunal's Website in order to encourage the other party to appear at the hearing.

Once the conciliation is finished, a summary without indicating the names of the parties will appear in the Peruvian Cibertribunal's Web Page with the only purpose of creating a precedent to the case.