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Enquiries arrive at all hours and sit unread until someone senior has time. This system reads each one, classifies it, logs it, and writes a reply for a human to approve. Nothing is sent without that approval.

What you get

• Classification of every enquiry by type, urgency, and client tier
• A structured matter or lead log that your team can read without training
• A drafted reply per enquiry, queued for approval rather than auto-sent
• Team notification in Slack or email, with the full audit trail kept

Calls outside office hours either go to voicemail or go to a competitor. This system answers, holds a real conversation, captures what the caller needs, and puts a qualified record in your CRM before the next working day starts.

What you get

• A voice agent trained on your services, tone, and qualifying questions
• Structured capture of caller details and intent, not a recording to listen to
• CRM write and call summary sent to the right person automatically
• Escalation rules for the calls that genuinely need a human

Agreements and standard letters get rebuilt by hand for every matter, usually by copying the last one. This system drives them from a clause bank your team owns and edits in a spreadsheet, so a full document suite generates in under a minute.

What you get

• A clause bank your own people extend, with no developer in the loop
• Generators for your agreement types and standard letter set
• Validation that blocks a document going out with a field missing
• Versioned templates, so a wording change lands everywhere at once

Your tools do not talk to each other, so somebody exports a spreadsheet every week and re-imports it somewhere else. This is a monthly block of engineering capacity from someone who already knows your stack.

What you get

• Monitoring, maintenance, and minor changes to the integrations you rely on
• New integrations built each month, at the pace your tier allows
• Priority tiers with dedicated capacity, same-day response, and strategy calls
• No recruitment, no notice period, and no rediscovery every time something breaks