Define the trigger
Choose the event or case condition that should start the sequence.
Agentic Workflows
Build sequences across Voice AI, SMS text, email, and case updates. Define what starts the work, what the agent can do, and where a person takes over.
New inquiry
A sequence starts from a defined event.
A new inquiry enters the workflow.
Use approved Voice AI, SMS text, or email steps.
Route the response to intake or a booking step.
Illustration of a configured workflow.
Case follow-up
Keep a specific case task at the center of the conversation.
A case needs a document or an updated answer.
Use the approved message and contact schedule.
Make the response available to the team and connected system.
Your firm defines the criteria and reviews the result.
The workflow should account for a response, no response, and a request for human help.
Choose the event or case condition that should start the sequence.
Approve the questions, channels, timing, and data changes for each step.
Name the team, task, or calendar that receives the next step.
Your firm owns the compliance program, including the consent and data it supplies.
Set the calling windows for your outreach.
Configure recording consent in the states that require it.
Include the required disclosure in your call setup.
Capture opt-in for SMS text and Voice AI.
Review the records of the configured outreach guardrails.
Review your consent, contact rules, and opt-out practices with the people responsible at your firm.
Read the trust overviewUse the connector page to see the current actions and confirmation requirements.
The broader Kayse workflow platform and the Claude connector support different actions. In the connector, campaigns and lead-source mappings are read-only. Review the current tool list before choosing a workflow.
Right now, people are hooking AI straight up to voice calling tools and dialers. Some are using it to cold call consumers and business owners with no consent, no guardrails, and no audit trail.
Claims over unwanted calls carry statutory damages. Per call. Plaintiff firms know the stakes better than anyone.
Kayse was built for plaintiff law firms, with configurable guardrails around how and when your firm reaches people, and we keep expanding the platform as the outreach and AI rules evolve at the federal and state level. Now we made Kayse work inside the AI tools your firm already uses. ChatGPT. Claude. Microsoft Copilot.
We give your firm the tools. Your firm sets the rules. The combination is what reduces risk.
Kayse gives you configurable guardrails: allowed calling hours, recording consent in the states that require it, AI disclosure on calls, opt-in capture for SMS text and Voice AI, and a dedicated compliance log. Your firm owns its compliance program, including opt-ins, consent sourcing, contact data, and outreach rules.
Kayse includes opt-in capture, allowed calling hours, AI disclosure on calls, and a dedicated compliance log. Your firm decides what rules to set and how to source contacts.
Kayse provides tools and safeguards designed to support your firm's compliance program. Compliance outcomes depend on how your firm sources contacts, obtains consent, and configures outreach. Kayse does not provide legal advice. Consult your firm's compliance counsel for guidance specific to your practice.
Engage Voice AI, SMS text, and email in seconds the moment a new lead drops in from your CRM. AI Workflows run inside the guardrails your firm sets, so your team focuses on real, qualified leads.
Kayse has a built-in connector for Law Ruler, Litify Matters and SmartAdvocate. Litify Intakes, Clio Manage, Filevine, Salesforce and 40+ more connect through Zapier, and anything else connects by webhook. Your CRM stays where it is. Kayse adds the guardrails.
Choose who will build and maintain the connection before you launch.
Momentum and Scale each include one supported connection. Scale covers broader agreed mapping. When it runs through Zapier, Kayse builds and tests it in Kayse's Zapier account at no separate charge. Your order lists the system, the fields, which way they sync, who owns the main record, and who maintains it.
New intake questions can need mapping updates. Changes outside your launch scope, custom integrations and data cleanup are quoted and approved in writing first. Third-party fees are billed by that vendor.
Read the integration scopePut it to work
Bring a trigger, the information you need, and the point where your staff should take over.