Clear practice-area pages, intake that sorts leads before they reach you, and AI tools chosen with confidentiality rules in mind.
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Where firms lose time before the first meeting.
01
Inquiries that aren't a fit
Every call and form lands on an attorney's desk, whatever the matter or location.
02
Pages that skip the basics
Visitors can't tell which matters you take, where you practice or what happens next.
03
Ads with no trail
No way to see which campaign brought in which consultation.
(04)
Each one is scoped and priced in writing before work starts.
Practice-area pages
One page per practice area: who it's for, what to expect and how to start.
S—01Intake that sorts
Asks the right questions up front and sends each inquiry to the right person.
S—02An assistant for repeat questions
Answers hours, locations and process questions. Anything about a case goes to a person.
S—04Ads with call tracking
See which campaign brought in which consultation request.
AI tools chosen with your rules in mind.
Firms set the rules before anything goes live: what the assistant can see, where conversations are kept and what always goes to a person.
- What it can see
- Only what you approve: your public site, practice areas, office hours and intake questions. It never sees case files, client records or your case-management system.
- Where data lives
- Conversations are stored in a database set up for your firm and deleted after 30 days, unless you choose a different period.
- What goes to a person
- Anything about a specific matter. You set the list.
- Before launch
- We test it with your team against your intake rules. It goes live only after a named attorney at your firm signs off.