What we build for law firms

Legal CRM and client intake

Every enquiry, from any channel, in one record with an owner and a next step. Intake questions per practice area. Automated follow-ups until the prospect books or declines.

Typically £8,000–£24,000

Private AI assistant

An assistant for your own staff that answers from your procedures, templates and checklists, and summarises new enquiries. UK-hosted and access-controlled.

First version typically £2,500–£10,000

AI website intake and booking

A guided first conversation on your website or WhatsApp that asks your approved questions, books the consultation and hands the solicitor a structured summary.

Typically £2,500–£10,000

Enquiry, conversion and review workflows

Lead-source reporting, website conversion fixes and a compliant process for inviting genuine client feedback.

Scoped per firm

Prices are typical ranges, excluding VAT where applicable. We fix your price in writing after a short scoping call.

How it fits together

From first search to open matter

  1. Website
  2. AI intake
  3. CRM
  4. Consultation booking
  5. Follow-up
  6. Case management
  7. Reporting
Start with the step where you lose the most enquiries. Each piece works on its own and connects to the next.

How a project runs

  1. Scoping call (free)We map how enquiries reach you today and where they are lost.
  2. Written plan and fixed priceOne workflow first, within 24 hours of the call.
  3. First workflow live in 2–4 weeksWeekly demos; your team tests it on real enquiries.
  4. ExtendAdd the next practice area, integration or assistant once the first one is trusted.

Built around your professional duties

  • Confidentiality: UK hosting, role-based access, and client data never used to train public AI models.
  • Accurate information: anything an assistant says about your services and fees comes from text you approve (SRA Code of Conduct, paragraph 8.8).
  • No unsolicited approaches: automated follow-up only goes to people who contacted you (paragraph 8.9).
  • Human oversight: AI collects information; solicitors give the advice.

Guides for law firms