It answers what is information and calls you when the matter is legal practice. The line between the two lives in the system, not in luck.
The client asks by case number or by name and gets the current status in plain language — no legalese, and without tying up the front desk.
The agent reads the firm's notices inbox, sorts what belongs to each case and turns it into organised information. No more scrolling through email hunting for a summons.
It shows what is coming due, by case and by lawyer, and exports the calendar to PDF for the Monday meeting.
The team talks to the agent from their own phone and gets the full case breakdown — on the courthouse steps, without opening a laptop.
It understands the new client's matter, organises the details and hands them to the lawyer in the right practice area — who is alerted on WhatsApp straight away.
The agent informs; opinion, strategy and guidance always come from the lawyer. That rule runs in the system — the agent has no way around it.
A dedicated number connected by QR code, just like WhatsApp Web. Nothing to install.
Name, tone of voice, office hours and what the agent may and may not disclose.
The mailbox that receives court notices is set up once — and is read automatically from then on.
Clients informed on the spot, deadlines organised, and you stepping in only where a lawyer is required.