Provide the source material
Upload an intake script, form, or plaintiff fact sheet. Explain the purpose of the conversation.
Agent Builder
Use Builder to turn your intake questions and follow-up instructions into an agent your team can test and refine.
New intake
Start with an intake form, script, or plaintiff fact sheet.
Give Builder the questions and information the agent needs.
Check the sequence, phrasing, and missing-information paths.
Decide when the agent should transfer or ask your team for help.
An example setup process, not a live build or a time estimate.
Missing information
Use a focused follow-up instead of repeating a full intake.
Specify the document, answer, or contact detail the case needs.
Plan for a reply, a request for help, and no response.
Check the wording and the fields written back to your system.
Your firm reviews the conversation and contact rules.
Bring the material your team already uses.
Upload an intake script, form, or plaintiff fact sheet. Explain the purpose of the conversation.
Review the questions, required details, and branch points. Try incomplete or unexpected answers.
Check the contact rules, transfer destination, booking steps, and data mapping before going live.
A clear boundary is part of the setup.
Let the agent collect the information covered by your approved script.
Define the escalation path for legal questions, uncertainty, or a request to speak to your team.
Use conversations and workflow results to identify changes, then review those changes before rollout.
Choose who will build and maintain the connection before you launch.
Your firm or vendor builds and maintains the connection using Zapier, customer-configured webhooks, or the open API, with Builder guiding.
Kayse builds and maintains the supported case system connection, up to three case types and fifty mapped fields. Additional work is scoped and agreed in writing.
Read the integration scopePut it to work
We can walk through a draft, a test conversation, and the handoff to your team.