ProctorLaw handles client intake, scheduling, document drafting, and follow-up automatically. Not another dashboard — an autonomous operations layer that works while you practice law.
Six core capabilities that run autonomously from the moment a client reaches out to the moment their matter is resolved.
Smart web form parses submissions into structured case data — categorizes matter type, flags urgency, extracts key facts, runs conflict checks.
Clients book consultations directly around attorney availability. Calendar sync, 30-minute slots, automatic conflict protection, and reminder sequences.
Engagement letters, retainer agreements, and client summaries generated automatically from your firm's templates in your voice.
8 templates includedAppointment reminders, document requests, stale case nudges, and status updates. No client falls through the cracks. Ever.
Track intakes by case type, conversion rates, response times, and revenue pipeline. Real-time metrics so you know where the firm stands.
Invite associates, assign intakes by matter type or attorney, set role permissions. Works for solo practices and growing firms alike.
No manual handoffs. No dropped balls. The whole intake-to-attorney pipeline is automated.
Public form at your firm's URL. ProctorLaw parses the submission — case type, urgency, key facts — and sends an immediate confirmation to the client.
Conflict check runs automatically. Case is scored and prioritized. Documents are drafted. Consultation is scheduled based on attorney availability.
You receive a notification with a complete briefing — client details, case category, urgency flag, drafted documents, and booked consultation time.
Less than the cost of a single lost intake. Cancel any time.
For solo practitioners handling steady intake volume.
For small firms ready to fully automate legal operations.
For growing firms that need full capacity and white-glove support.
14-day free trial included with all plans · See full feature comparison →
Every hour spent on intake forms, follow-ups, and scheduling is an hour not spent practicing law. ProctorLaw gives it back.