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A client intake form that checks fit and conflicts before the call

New clients give the matter type, a short summary, the other party and any deadline. Scout checks fit and obvious conflicts against your criteria; Follow-up books the consultation.

Sound familiar?

The form your customers fill in

Ask your business for help

  1. What is it about?
  2. The matter in a few sentences
  3. Other party (if any)
  4. Any deadline?
  5. Company
  6. Your name
  7. Email
  8. Phone

Ask for a consultation

The bots behind it

  • Intake

    Checks the request is complete and real, sorts it by job type and flags matters with a deadline.

  • Scout

    Checks the matter is in your practice areas, names the other party for your conflict check and highlights deadlines, with a short brief for you. It gives no legal or tax advice.

  • Follow-up

    Answers their replies and offers free times from your calendar to book the consultation. You approve; the time is held for them.

Starter must-haves

An example

From Jane Miller

Business dispute. A supplier has not delivered for three months and wants to keep the deposit. Other party: Acme Supplies Ltd. Company: Miller & Co.

Draft · waiting for your OK

Scout: fits (commercial dispute). Run a conflict check on Acme Supplies Ltd. No deadline given.

Draft to Jane: thank you, we can help with supplier disputes. Book a first consultation: Thu 10:00 AM · Fri 2:00 PM.

Questions

Does it give legal advice?
No. It sorts and books. Anything substantive comes to you.
Conflict checks?
Scout pulls out the other party so your conflict check takes seconds. It doesn't search your client list.
Confidentiality?
Each firm only sees its own requests; nothing is used to train AI models; DPA available.

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