New and existing clients share one line
A prospective client and a client in the middle of a matter need different people.
Law firms
Callers are matched to their matter in your CRM, and each call and its notes are logged against it.
A prospective client and a client in the middle of a matter need different people.
Notes from a call have to be copied into the file by hand.
Recording consent is not the same everywhere, so the message cannot be a single company-wide setting.
A caller rings the firm’s main line.
AI receptionist, then Intake queue
Matched in CRM, then Their lawyer’s line
The call and its notes are logged against the matter.
Each one runs on the same numbers, routing and customer record.
An intake queue for new matters, with routing for known clients.
View contact centerConsent message per office and sign-in through your identity provider.
View business phoneAnswers first and sends a new matter to intake with its notes.
View ai receptionistAt Bell & Ortiz LLP, a caller with a new matter goes to the intake queue. A caller who is already a client is matched in the CRM and put through to their lawyer’s line. Either way the call and its notes end up on the matter.
An example with a fictional company.
Pausing call recording for card paymentsAfter-hours triage and callback lists
View clinics and dentalDrivers get through first
View dispatch and logisticsCalls matched to tickets
View customer supportNot answered here? Send us the question and we will answer it for your own setup.
Contact usRecording pauses automatically while a payment is taken, so card numbers never reach the recording.
Callers are matched to their matter in your CRM, and calls and notes are logged against it.
Yes. The recording-consent message is set per office.
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