Attorney round-robin
The qualified case goes to the next attorney in the queue, with the subject and urgency noted. A case with a hearing or deadline coming up alerts the responsible attorney right away.
Anyone who contacts the firm through the website or WhatsApp gets a reply in seconds, at any hour. The AI gathers the subject, whether a case already exists, and whether a deadline is set, then books the consultation with the next attorney in line. Saying whether there is a legal claim, estimating value, and discussing fees always stay with the attorney.
Where the customer slips away today
The message arrives while the attorney is in a hearing, and the reply goes out at the end of the day.
A case with a short deadline gets mixed in with simple questions, and the urgent one gets no priority.
The conflict check is left for the day before the consultation, when it's already too late.
The customer's journey
Today, the contact waits for the attorney to get out of a hearing. Here, the AI replies right away, screens the matter without giving an opinion on the case, and logs every step on the pipeline card.
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The qualified case goes to the next attorney in the queue, with the subject and urgency noted. A case with a hearing or deadline coming up alerts the responsible attorney right away.
New contact, case qualified, under review, consultation booked, fee proposal, and contract signed. The booked consultation requires the practice area and the opposing party.
The AI doesn't say whether someone has a valid claim, doesn't estimate amounts, doesn't announce fees, and doesn't approach people who haven't contacted the firm. The case description is flagged as confidential.
The consultation is only booked once the opposing party is filled in: the firm checks for conflicts of interest first, and the AI asks only for the name.
Qualified, sent to an attorney, changed stage, or signed: the firm's system gets an alert right away. Alerts carry identifiers, never the details of the case.
Examples use fictional companies, people and numbers.
Ready on day one
This is what your account gets on first login, taken from the same template that builds the dashboard. You can change everything later, from stage names to questions.
Industry considerations: No legal advice in the chat, no promises of results, no client solicitation, and no fees used as bait. This summary guides the setup and is not legal advice.
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The official account, with approved templates. Anyone who contacts the firm gets the first reply within seconds.
In Pipeline → New board, the board comes with the stages, the conflict check, and the case description flagged as confidential. Then just set up the attorney queue.
Practice areas, address, hours, and what the first consultation is like. The AI only answers what is in the knowledge base.
No. Saying whether someone has a claim, estimating an amount, or advising what to do is the attorney's job. The AI collects the subject, asks whether there is a case and a deadline, and books the consultation.
No. It doesn't announce fees, discounts, no-cost consultations, or payment methods. The attorney handles fees, in the proposal.
Only with existing clients or people who asked to receive messages. The AI doesn't contact cold lists or anyone who never reached out to the firm, and follow-ups go only to people who started the conversation.
The case summary and the opposing party are marked as confidential: masked on screen, left out of notifications to other systems and out of exports. The AI asks only for what's needed for screening.
We'll show you with your firm's practice areas and calendar.