Initial client service
Welcome people contacting the firm, collect their account and prepare a consultation.
Initial client serviceLawyers, reception staff and virtual roles work within the firm's context, with defined responsibilities and access.

Each role brings together context, sources and authorized actions. You define what it prepares, what it can execute and when it must involve a person.
Receives the request, collects initial information and consults the defined service process.
Identify the practice area, collect the account and prepare the referral.
Situations requiring a lawyer’s assessment go to a person.
Helps find materials authorized for the profile, subject and jurisdiction of the case.
Organize references and excerpts to support preparation.
The professional checks the source and its interpretation.
Follows the account and helps organize questions, documents and information for the consultation.
Prepare the record, account and guidance for review.
The lawyer leads the consultation and releases the content.
Tracks documents, tasks and follow-ups according to the firm’s rules and assigned responsibilities.
Make work in progress and items requiring attention visible.
Exceptions and decisions go to the person accountable for the work.
Organizes authorized information for the follow-up and helps maintain context between contacts.
Prepare updates and follow the next agreed contact.
Messages and actions stay within the scope defined by the team.
Helps track payment statuses and financial handoffs defined in the operation.
Organize pending items for the person responsible for finance.
Amounts, terms and decisions remain with the firm.
Conceptual demonstration · fictional people, documents and cases
Tell us how your team serves clients, which systems it uses and where your routines need to improve.