Calls you can’t take.
Not everyone leaves a voicemail on a first call to a firm. A text straight back tells them you’ve seen it and when they’ll hear from you.

When you’re in court or with a client, new enquiries still get a prompt, professional reply. Simple intake, booking and reminders handle the rest.
What we set up
Someone rings your firm while you’re in court, or fills in your form at 9pm, then waits to hear back. We set up replies that acknowledge them straight away and set out the next step.
It’s rarely about the quality of your advice. It’s timing: enquiries arrive while you’re in a hearing or a meeting.
Not everyone leaves a voicemail on a first call to a firm. A text straight back tells them you’ve seen it and when they’ll hear from you.
Enquiries sent at night or over a weekend can sit until someone is back at their desk. A prompt reply tells them it arrived and what happens next.
Emails back and forth to find a time, then no reminder the day before. Simple booking and reminders keep consultations on track.
Someone fills in your website form late on a Tuesday. Straight away they get a reply from your firm confirming it arrived, saying when a lawyer will call and asking about any deadlines. Anything time-sensitive is flagged for your team first thing.
Example enquiry
New website enquiry: employment
Hi Emma, thanks for contacting Marlow Hale Lawyers. We’ve received your enquiry and a lawyer will call you tomorrow. Is there a date or deadline we should know about?
I was let go last Friday. Should I do anything before the call?
Thanks Emma. We’ve marked this as time-sensitive, and a lawyer will call you first thing tomorrow to talk it through.
Flagged for intake: call before 9:30am
Calls, web forms, emails and referrals: how new enquiries reach you, who answers them and where they wait.
Replies, intake questions, booking and reminders, approved by you and connected to the tools you already use where that’s possible.
Each enquiry arrives with the answers you asked for, ready for a conflict check and a call back. A short monthly summary shows what went out.
Choose what helps. Every piece is written for your firm and your practice areas.
A prompt, professional reply to web and email enquiries, confirming they arrived and when someone will be in touch.
A short text to callers you couldn’t answer, so they know you’ve seen it and when to expect a call.
A few questions you choose, like practice area, key dates and the other party’s name, ready for your conflict check.
Times offered around your diary, with a confirmation that says where to go or how to join.
A reminder before each consultation, and polite follow-ups when you’re waiting on documents from a client.
Enquiries answered, consultations booked and reminders sent, summed up in one short email.
Often, but it depends on the system and how it’s set up. We check yours on the first call, before anything is built. Where a direct connection isn’t possible, enquiries can still arrive as a tidy email to your intake inbox.
Not as we set it up. Replies acknowledge the enquiry, ask the questions you’ve approved and offer a time. They can say plainly that no advice is given until a lawyer has spoken with the person. You approve every word.
They shouldn’t. Every message is written with you, in your firm’s tone, and approved before it goes live. Replies are short, warm and clear about what happens next.
We keep intake questions to what your team needs and leave the detail for the call. On the first call we’ll talk through where enquiry details are stored and who can see them.
Very little. New enquiries reach your team as they do now, with the intake answers attached and any booked times in the diary.
It depends on your firm and what you’d like set up. After the demo you’ll get a clear quote before anything starts.
Tell us a little about your firm. Troy will be in touch to arrange a short demo and talk through how new enquiries reach you now. Free, with no obligation.
Troy will be in touch to arrange your demo, usually within one business day. Need us sooner? Call 0421 276 482.
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