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One Smart Intake Agent. Every case type. Every state.

Most AI intake tools make you build and pay for a new agent every time you add a case type. Kayse runs 15 or more case types inside one Smart Intake Agent, each with its own form and its own rules. Add a case type, or a whole state's rules for a national campaign, and nothing else changes: same agent, same voice, same record, no added agent fee.

Included in every Kayse One plan. Momentum includes one Smart Intake Agent.

Smart Intake Agent · Ava1 agent · 1 fee

Case types in this one agent

Motor vehicle accidentRideshare accidentTrucking accidentSlip and fallDog bitePremises liabilityMedical malpracticeNursing homeWorkers' compensationSocial Security disabilityCamp LejeuneTalcHair relaxerRoundupEmployment+ yours
  1. Step 1Hears what happened and picks the case typeAuto
  2. Step 2Asks that case type's questions, in your firm's rulesYour form
  3. Step 3Qualifies, then warm transfers, books or sends the retainerHandoff
15+case types in one agent, each with its own form.Adding a case type never adds an agent fee.

A national MVA campaign, one agent

Same agent. Different rules in every state.

A caller in Tampa and a caller in Dallas reach the same Smart Intake Agent. It hears where the crash happened and switches to the questions and routing your firm set for that state. Pick a state to see how the same call changes.

Live callSmart Intake Agent · MVA form · Florida
CallerI got rear-ended on I-275 in Tampa last week. My neck and back hurt.
Ava · Kayse VoiceI'm sorry to hear that. Since this happened in Florida, I have a few questions your firm asks for Florida crashes. Have you seen a doctor yet, and if so, how soon after the crash?
FloridaMotor vehicle accidentRear-endedFlorida form

Example rules your firm set for Florida

  • Ask whether the caller saw a doctor within 14 days of the crash.
  • Ask about personal injury protection coverage on the caller's own policy.
  • Ask whether anyone was hospitalized or told an injury is permanent.
  • Crash date outside the firm's window: flag for attorney review instead of qualifying.
  • Qualified: warm transfer to the Florida intake team during their hours.
Live callSmart Intake Agent · MVA form · Texas
CallerSomebody ran a red light and hit me in Dallas on Saturday.
Ava · Kayse VoiceI'm sorry that happened. For a Texas crash your firm asks a few things first. Did the police come, and did the report say who was at fault?
TexasMotor vehicle accidentIntersectionTexas form

Example rules your firm set for Texas

  • Ask who the police report says was at fault.
  • Ask whether the other driver had insurance, and whether the caller has uninsured motorist coverage.
  • Ask whether the caller may have been partly at fault.
  • Commercial truck involved: switch to the trucking form in the same call.
  • Qualified: book a consult with the Texas team's calendar.
Live callSmart Intake Agent · MVA form · New York
CallerA cab hit me in a crosswalk in Brooklyn. I've missed two weeks of work.
Ava · Kayse VoiceI'm sorry, that sounds painful. For New York your firm asks about injuries and time off work. Were you diagnosed with a fracture, or did you have surgery?
New YorkPedestrianMissed workNew York form

Example rules your firm set for New York

  • Ask about the type of injury: fracture, surgery, or a long stretch unable to do daily activities.
  • Ask how many days of work the caller has missed.
  • Ask whether a city vehicle, bus or taxi was involved.
  • Government vehicle involved: flag as time-sensitive and route to a person right away.
  • Qualified: send the retainer with Kayse Sign and warm transfer.
Live callSmart Intake Agent · MVA form · California
CallerI was a passenger in a rideshare in Los Angeles and we got T-boned.
Ava · Kayse VoiceI'm glad you reached out. For California your firm asks a few specific questions. Were you the passenger the whole time, and do you know which rideshare company it was?
CaliforniaRideshare passengerT-boneCalifornia form

Example rules your firm set for California

  • Ask whether the caller was a driver or a passenger, and whether a rideshare company was involved.
  • Ask whether the caller's own vehicle was insured at the time of the crash.
  • Ask whether a government vehicle was involved.
  • Spanish speaker: continue in Spanish, same agent, same form.
  • Qualified: warm transfer to the California team, or book for the next morning if after hours.

Example rules only, written to show how one agent changes by state. Your firm writes the real questions and routing, and approves them before launch. Kayse does not give legal advice.

Why one agent beats fifteen

Less to build. Less to pay for. Less to keep straight.

One fee, not one per agent

Elsewhere a new case type means a new agent and a new monthly charge. In Kayse it is a new form inside the agent you already have. Adding a case type never adds an agent fee.

One launch, one place to change

One greeting, one voice, one set of calling hours, one handoff. When your screening changes, you change it once, and every case type that shares the rule picks it up.

One record, no wrong door

A caller who starts on the wrong case type is moved to the right form in the same call. Nothing is re-asked, nothing is lost, and the whole conversation lands on one record in Kayse CRM.

Your rules, per case type and per state

Each form carries its own questions, its own qualifying rules and its own routing. A national campaign is one agent with a set of rules for each state, not fifty agents.

One voice your clients learn

Every case type speaks in the same voice, name and tone you chose for your firm, in English and Spanish on the same agent.

Ready-made forms to start from

Kayse keeps a library of plaintiff intake forms built on intake best practices. Pick the case types you take, and your forms are ready before launch.

Momentum includes one Smart Intake Agent. That one agent covers 15 or more case types.

Scale runs up to four active agents, so a firm can keep intake on one and run reactivation campaigns on others. Enterprise is sized to your volume and scope. See pricing for the plans.

Adding a case type

Four steps, and one agent does all of it.

  1. Pick the case type

    Start from Kayse's library of ready-made plaintiff intake forms, or bring the questions your intake team asks today.

  2. Set the rules

    Qualifying answers, disqualifiers, what to flag for attorney review, and where a qualified caller goes: warm transfer, booking or e-signature.

  3. Approve it

    Kayse makes the launch edits with you and tests the form on real calls. Nothing goes live until your team signs off.

  4. Change it later

    Builder, the AI sidekick inside Kayse, is how questions and follow-up get changed after launch. Every change is tested and approved before it goes live.

Your firm sets every rule.

The agent asks the questions you approved and follows the paths you approved. It never decides what a case is worth, and it never gives legal advice. "I don't know" is an answer, and it does not make an intake incomplete.

Every call is recorded and transcribed, and the intake answers land on the lead record, so your team can check any call against the rules.

How Builder changes the agent

Built for Speed-to-Lead.

The Smart Intake Agent is what answers the call, or calls the lead back in about a minute, texts and emails inside your approved hours, and keeps following up for 14 days. A fit? Your team gets a live warm transfer with the story on screen.

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Part of Kayse One

Three products. One record.

The Smart Intake Agent runs on Kayse Voice. Its answers land in Kayse CRM, and a qualified caller can sign with Kayse Sign on the same call. Every plan includes all three.

Bring your case types. We will build the agent in front of you.

Tell us the case types and states you take. We will show one Smart Intake Agent working through them on a live call and leave you with a clear next step.