Reach out
Start the approved sequence when a new lead enters the workflow.
AI intake for plaintiff law firms
Many firms start with the leads that land after hours or when intake is full, then decide what to add. The AI Receptionist answers inbound calls day and night. Outreach to new leads (a text, an email and a call, then 14 days of follow-up) runs inside the hours your firm approves. Leads who are a fit are booked, sent an e-sign packet or warm transferred to your team: the one outcome you chose. AI Workflows run the sequence.
Your firm sets the questions, contact permissions and handoff rules. Outreach also follows allowed calling hours.
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During contact hours
An example of a firm-approved outreach sequence.
Use the fields supplied by your lead source or connected system.
Use the approved channels, opt-in records, and allowed calling hours.
Offer a warm transfer or an appointment when the lead responds.
Your team takes over with the conversation context.
After contact hours
Availability does not override the contact rules your firm sets.
Keep the details and source together for follow-up.
Schedule the call for the next allowed window.
Use other channels only when the firm’s consent and timing rules allow them.
The next step is visible instead of sitting in an unattended inbox.
How fast your firm reaches a new inquiry, and how long it keeps trying.
An injured person who fills out your form is not going to call you. They expect your call.
of cases go to the first firm that responds
FindLawmore conversions when a lead is reached in under a minute
Velocifycase types in one premade Smart Intake Agent workflow
What the workflow covers. Not a result.Leads from ads and web forms arrive at all hours. Most firms lose leads in the first hour and do not find out.
A text, an email and a call. The email carries your intake form link.
Up to 5 calls.
One touch a day. When the lead does not pick up, Kayse sends your intake form by SMS text and email.
Office openA live warm transfer.
Office closedKayse can book a time on your calendar.
You set which.
Many leads will fill out a form before they will take a call from a number they do not know. When a form comes back, Kayse thanks them and can book the warm transfer or a time with your team.
A premade workflow
Your forms are ready before you start, and we make the launch edits with you.
Start from Kayse’s library of ready-made plaintiff intake forms, built on plaintiff intake best practices.
Change questions, or bring your own forms. Your launch scope lists the edits it covers.
Approve your intake rules and the outcome you want: warm transfer, booked appointment or e-sign packet.
One workflow, many case types. One Kayse Smart Intake Agent workflow covers 15 or more case types, answers and reaches out, and calls, texts and emails. Another case type does not automatically mean another agent fee.
Inbound, outbound, 14 days
AI outreach should help your firm, not worry it. You stay in charge of what Kayse says and when it stops.
The AI Receptionist answers your main line 24/7/365. Outreach to new leads runs inside the hours your firm approves.
Calls, texts and emails for 14 days, with your intake form link in each message, until the lead books, signs or talks to your team.
You approve the questions, scripts and handoffs. AI disclosure on calls is built in. When someone says stop, Kayse stops the way they asked, and every call, text and email is logged.
Give each inquiry a route to a useful next step.
Start the approved sequence when a new lead enters the workflow.
Collect the intake details your firm needs and use your criteria to guide the conversation.
Transfer a live conversation or offer an appointment. Make the collected details available for follow-up.
If your firm prefers a conversation before sending a retainer, your AI Agent can book an appointment. A scheduled time gives the lead something clear to expect.
Appointment booking requires your firm's own Cal.com account and an active calendar connection. Cal.com connects with Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, and other supported calendars.
Use one person's availability or a shared pool of available team members. Each workflow or campaign can use its own Cal.com event type, so you can choose a different appointment length, person, or team availability for each booking outcome.
Your firm owns and pays for Cal.com. Kayse helps configure the booking outcome during your agreed launch. If your agents will not book appointments, you do not need Cal.com for Kayse.
Work through the exceptions with your intake team.
Confirm the source of each lead and the consent for the channels you plan to use.
Review the guardrailsChoose the transfer destination, booking calendar, and what happens when intake is unavailable.
Approve the questions, language, and escalation points. Test sample inquiries before launch.
Explore Agent BuilderKayse runs day and night. Your team takes the live calls that matter. Kayse handles the rest.
It can qualify, book and route without requiring a human handoff for the first conversation, following the rules your firm sets.
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 scopeEvery Kayse question and answer sits in one place, on the pricing page, so there is never a second version to wonder about.
Put it to work
We will walk through its source, the first response, and the point where your team takes over.