We install intake, follow-up, and revenue recovery systems behind a law firm’s existing website and marketing so no lead, call, or inquiry slips through unnoticed.
There are two diagnostics. One identifies missed revenue and intake gaps. The second includes market and competitor benchmarking for decision clarity.
Five to seven business days to ensure accuracy and proper review.
Minimal access such as call data, phone routing, and intake information.
Website access, phone systems, intake tools, and CRM access are required for proper integration.
Typically ten to fourteen days after onboarding, depending on complexity and responsiveness.
No. It supports intake staff by capturing missed opportunities and automating follow-up.
After-hours calls and messages are captured automatically through text-back and AI-assisted intake.
Yes, for basic intake and follow-up. Urgent or complex matters are routed appropriately.
Visibility into missed calls, response times, follow-up activity, and estimated revenue recovery.
Primarily personal injury and criminal law firms due to high revenue loss from missed calls.
ACH is preferred. Other payment methods are reviewed case by case.
We do not replace either. We work behind what you already have to make sure leads turn into signed cases. Most revenue loss happens after the lead comes in
This supports intake staff. It captures missed calls, automates follow-up, and provides visibility so nothing falls through the cracks.
Most CRMs do not fix missed calls, slow responses, or after-hours gaps. We integrate with existing systems rather than replacing them.
No redesign is required, but website and system access is needed for clean integration and reliable performance.
The real question is what it is costing the firm not to fix missed calls and slow follow-up. The diagnostics exist to show the numbers clearly.
That’s reasonable. The next step is a diagnostic so decisions are based on real data, not assumptions.
We guarantee accurate tracking, automation, and reporting. Outcomes depend on lead volume and responsiveness, which we do not control.
Most automation fails due to poor setup and no monitoring. These systems are installed, tested, and actively managed.
This removes work from your team. It captures missed opportunities automatically and reduces manual follow-up.
That’s fine. Some firms use individual systems to recover revenue quickly. Others keep everything long-term.