The consult you miss is the case you never had.
Intake is the business. Firms don't lose cases because they argued them badly — they lose them because nobody picked up the phone in the first ten minutes after the accident.
No install, no new number, no software for your team to learn.
This is the story you already know
You're in a hearing. A rear-ended driver calls your office, gets voicemail, leaves a half-finished message, and by four o'clock has signed with the firm two blocks over because a person answered and told them what to do next. You never heard a thing about it. That's not a lost call — that's a file that was never opened.
Three ways the phone beats you
Court doesn't wait for the phone
Hearings, depositions, client meetings. The moments you're most needed in person are the moments intake rings.
Injury and arrest keep no office hours
The calls that matter most arrive at night and on weekends, when the front desk is dark.
Friction kills the consult
Every extra step between “I need a lawyer” and a scheduled consult loses cases. Callers don't chase — they dial the next firm.
Watch the AI collect a legal & professional lead
Press play. It answers, asks the right questions in the right order, and you'll see the lead card fill itself in as the call goes — the same fields that land in your inbox and on your calendar.
What those missed calls are worth
Only counts intake calls that currently ring out. Adjust to your practice area.
Recovered revenue per month
An estimate from your own inputs, not a promise — it counts only calls that ring out today. Every lead it captures still has to be worked and closed by you.
The four things that make it work
What actually decides it
Intake speed is the differentiator
Firms compete on how fast they respond to a new matter. The first sympathetic, organized voice gets the consult.
After-hours is unclaimed territory
Nights and weekends are when people decide to call a lawyer — and when almost nobody staffs a phone.
A consult booked is a case alive
The job of intake is one thing: turn a distressed caller into a scheduled consult with the details your team needs to prepare.
Hear it handle an intake
Call and describe an accident or a dispute. Watch it collect the facts and offer a consult — without giving a word of legal advice.