Lead qualification with AI, so no enquiry goes cold overnight
Prospects research at night and choose the firm that answers first. AI replies on your website from your own service pages, qualifies the fit, books the meeting on the right calendar and writes the record to your CRM. If it doesn't know something, such as a fee you haven't written down, it offers a call-back instead of guessing.
Problems it solves
Prospects compare firms after hours and choose the one that answers
A prospect researching a professional firm does it outside office hours, with two or three other firms open in other tabs. They want to know whether you handle their kind of matter, how the process works and roughly what it costs. Without a straight answer they leave, and you never know they were there. The ones who do write in get a reply the next day.
Researching after hours, comparing firms
A prospect researching a professional firm is doing it outside office hours, with two or three other firms open in other tabs. What they want is unglamorous: do you handle this kind of matter, what does the process look like, and roughly what does it cost.
Lost in the hours before a reply
If they cannot get a straight answer they leave, and you never know they were there. The ones who do write in get a reply the next day, from a professional who would rather be doing the work they were hired for.
How we help
From a late-night question to a booked meeting and a complete record
The widget on your site answers from your own service pages and fee guidance, with the source cited. It asks three questions, on the kind of matter, the timing and the location, checked against what you actually sell, so a bad fit is identified as one. It books the meeting against real availability and writes the contact and deal to your CRM with the transcript attached. Your team opens a complete record in the morning, not a name and a note saying "follow up".
They ask, at the hour they are actually browsing
The widget on your site answers from your own service pages: whether you handle that kind of matter, how the process runs, what an initial consultation costs.
It qualifies against what you actually sell
Three questions — what kind of matter, what timing, where — asked against your own material rather than a generic script, so a bad fit is identified as one.
It books the meeting
Against real availability on the right person’s calendar. Not a form that somebody transcribes into a calendar the following afternoon.
The record exists before you read it
Contact and deal written into your CRM with the transcript attached and the fields a person would need to act on them — rather than a name, an email and a note saying "follow up".
And it does not guess
Asked something you have not written down, it says so and offers a call-back rather than inventing a plausible answer about your fees or your process.
What it draws on
The parts of the platform this uses
Interfaces
The widget on any page you allow, plus forms and an email address for the ones who would rather write.
Read moreKnowledge bases
Your own service pages and fee guidance, answered from with the source cited.
Read moreWhat to watch
What a firm measures once this is running
Conversations to qualified leads
Of everyone who started a conversation, how many were worth a meeting. Falling can be good news — it means fewer bad fits reach you.
Leads to booked meetings
The step that used to need a person and a day. The place where enquiries were being lost quietly.
After-hours enquiries captured
The ones that used to be somebody else’s client by morning.
No-show rate on booked consultations
Worth watching, because a booking made too easily is a booking more easily forgotten.
Questions
What people ask before putting it on their website
Ask it what you charge
The interesting demo is the awkward question, asked the way a prospect would ask it.