Consults booked while you're in court.

They get a text within seconds acknowledging the call and asking what they need, and the conversation continues from there. The AI Employee can answer general questions (practice areas, consult fees, what to bring), and book a consultation on your calendar. It doesn't give legal advice; it keeps the person from calling the next firm on their list.

Yes, intake can be automated before the consult. When an appointment is booked, an intake form goes out automatically asking for case type, key dates, parties involved, and what's already happened. You walk into the consult already briefed, unfit matters get filtered early, and reminders chase anything that's still missing.

It is, as long as you ask carefully. Request feedback on the experience (responsiveness, clarity, how they were treated), not the outcome, and include a note asking clients not to share case specifics. Requests fire at matter close, and a private-rating step means unhappy clients reach you directly first.

Send retainers as a payment link the same day the client agrees, by text or email. For ongoing matters, set up recurring billing once with automatic retries and reminders on failed payments. Fewer awkward calls, faster collection, and no invoices sitting in someone's inbox for three weeks.

Plain-language answers to the questions people are too embarrassed or worried to ask: what to bring to a first consult, what the first thirty days look like, how fees work, what the likely timeline is. Publish it once, link it from your funnels, and drop it into follow-up sequences. It converts far better than credential lists.