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For Law Firms

The client who calls firstis the client you keep.

People looking for a lawyer usually contact several firms at once and choose whoever responds clearly and quickly. We build intake systems that answer every enquiry, collect the facts you need, and get the right ones on your calendar.

  • Intake, not advice
  • Live in three to four weeks
  • Yours to own

Where work goes missing

Four leaks in a law firm.None of them are about effort.

  • 01

    Enquiries after court hours

    People search for a lawyer in the evening, after the accident, the arrest or the argument. A form that is answered tomorrow is often answered too late.

  • 02

    Intake that eats billable time

    Every enquiry needs the same first questions. When a lawyer or paralegal answers them all, billable hours go into calls that are not a fit for the firm.

  • 03

    Consultations that are never booked

    A prospect says they will check their schedule. Without a follow-up, they book with the firm that sent a link.

  • 04

    Missed calls from people in a hurry

    Someone who has just been served papers does not leave a voicemail and wait. They call the next firm.

What we would build

In this order.Start with the first.

Most businesses do not need all of these. The first one closes the biggest leak; the rest are worth adding once it is running.

  1. Website Chatbot

    Start here

    Answers website visitors at any hour, asks your intake questions, and books qualified enquiries straight into consultation slots.

    Website Chatbot — how it works

Once it is running

An ordinary evening,with nobody at the desk.

An illustration of how the systems work together, not a client story.

  1. 8:30pm

    Someone visits your website after a car accident and asks whether they have a case. The assistant explains it cannot give legal advice and asks your intake questions.

  2. 8:34pm

    Their answers match your criteria, so they are offered a consultation tomorrow afternoon and book it.

  3. 8:35pm

    The intake summary is sent to the right lawyer for that practice area, ready to read before the call.

  4. Next morning

    Two other enquiries outside your practice areas have already received a polite reply suggesting where to look instead.

Worth knowing

It takes intake. It never gives legal advice.

The assistant says clearly that it is not a lawyer, does not assess anyone's case, and does not create a lawyer-client relationship. You approve every script so it follows your jurisdiction's advertising and solicitation rules, and conflict checks stay with your firm. Intake details are sent only to the people you name.

Questions

What ownersusually ask first.

Will it tell people whether they have a case?

No. It collects the facts your firm asks for and books a consultation where the case fits your criteria. Any assessment is made by a lawyer.

Can it route enquiries by practice area?

Yes. Each practice area can have its own intake questions, its own calendar and its own recipient.

Does it connect to our case management software?

Many practice management tools accept new contacts and matters from outside. Where yours does not, intake summaries arrive by email in a consistent format.

What happens to enquiries we cannot take?

You decide. Usually a polite reply explaining that the firm does not handle that area, sometimes with a referral you have approved.

Other industries

The systems are the same; where the leaks are is not. Here is how they apply elsewhere.

  • Dental Clinics

    The front desk closes at five. Toothache does not.

    Front desk support
    For Dental Clinics
  • HVAC Companies

    The busiest day of the year is the day you miss the most calls.

    Built for peak season
    For HVAC Companies
  • Plumbers

    A burst pipe will not wait for you to call back.

    Emergency-first
    For Plumbers
  • Med Spas

    Your clients enquire at midnight. Your competitors reply at nine.

    Every channel answered
    For Med Spas
  • Auto Repair Shops

    The phone rings under the lift. Nobody can reach it.

    Built for busy bays
    For Auto Repair Shops
  • Electricians

    Half your calls are small jobs. The other half are the ones you want.

    Sorts urgent from routine
    For Electricians
  • Salons and Barbers

    Your hands are in someone's hair. Your phone is still ringing.

    Books while you work
    For Salons and Barbers
  • Cleaning Companies

    Everyone asks for a quote. Few hear back fast enough.

    Quotes answered fast
    For Cleaning Companies