For new and growing law firms
When calls are routed to the service, we collect the basic details you approve and follow your instructions for a booking, transfer or callback request.
Example summary. Your firm decides which questions are asked.
Service depends on configured coverage and availability. Booking requires setup; field-service integrations require compatibility confirmation and testing. AI can make mistakes; your team reviews call information and bookings.
So your attorneys can stay with clients, in court or on the work.
A virtual assistant answers routed calls, subject to your configured coverage and service availability.
Name, contact information, practice area and a brief reason for calling. Nothing you haven't approved.
Routing follows your instructions and staff availability; otherwise, the assistant can take a message for follow-up.
You set the greeting, the questions asked, which practice areas we take calls for, and when a caller should be passed to a person.
Answer routed calls, take basic contact and practice-area details, and support configured routing or consultation requests.
Give legal advice, evaluate a case, or create an attorney-client relationship. Those stay with your attorneys.
Pricing is the same for every industry. This page does not list a separate price. See pricing and the FAQ.
Supplied draft demos for review. Audio content has not been reviewed here; no matching transcripts were supplied. Demonstrations do not establish live features, response times, text availability, or booking guarantees.
Fictional scripted AI demo. Businesses, prices, warranties and booking/email outcomes are simulated—not proof of a live system. Actual handling depends on setup and availability. This demo does not send messages or make bookings. Intake example only—not tax or legal advice.