Example · A small law firm

Halvorsen & Crane: intake to matter, in one place

A small firm's website, client intake with a conflict check, every matter with its deadlines, and the calendar: one system, with mr-bill keeping the dates and the files in order.

  1. BusinessLaw firm
  2. BuiltSite, intake, matters, calendar
  3. On its ownRequests to intake, deadlines flagged

Try it

Ask the firm for help on its site, then follow the request into intake, the conflict check, the matter and its deadlines.

Example · Halvorsen & Crane · a working copy with made-up data. Nothing you do here is sent or charged.

Halvorsen & Crane (example): Law firm intake, matters and calendar
Halvorsen & Crane (example): Law firm intake, matters and calendar

From sticky notes to a file that keeps itself

Before

Requests in the inbox, dates in a diary

A web form that emails someone, a conflict check from memory, deadlines in three calendars.

Now

One place from first call to closed file

A request becomes an intake, the conflict check runs, and every deadline sits on the matter and the calendar.

Look around

Each part of the app, as it looks with the made-up data. Open any of them live.

A chat on the firm's own site

Someone with a default notice asks Halvorsen & Crane for help. The chat takes the facts, books a free consult and puts the request in the firm's intake queue. It never gives legal advice: a lawyer reads every request. In the demo it's an example conversation: scripted, with made-up data, and nothing is sent.

Halvorsen & Crane (example): A request taken in the chat
Halvorsen & Crane (example): A request taken in the chat
A request taken in the chat

What it does every day

  • Website requests become intakes with the facts filled in
  • A conflict check on every new matter
  • Deadlines on each matter and on the calendar, overdue ones flagged
  • Notes, documents and time on the file
  • Changes made when you ask for them in plain words

What should exist?

Create your account, add funds, and tell mr-bill what you need. You only pay for the work you ask for.