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Operator01Law firms

Law firms: the workflow that runs itself

02What it takes over

What the operator
takes on.

Client intake, outstanding-document chasing, and escalating billing and collections follow-up — handled autonomously, escalated only when a person is genuinely needed.

01

Every thousand billed collects far less than a thousand.

02

After-hours leads go cold before anyone calls back.

03

Partners avoid chasing money. Aged invoices pile up.

The cost of waiting

Example: a 38-attorney firm carrying aged receivables recovers a six-figure sum in 90 days while returning about 20 staff hours a week — the cost of doing nothing compounds every month.

03Inside an operator

What it knows. What it can do.

The operator is scoped at the start. You sign off on its memory, its toolset, and the conditions under which it must stop and route to a person.

04Proof

One firm. One workflow.

All work
Operator38 attorneys

Commercial law firm

Aged invoices piling up. After-hours intake going cold. Runs intake and escalating collections follow-up end to end.

Time to get paid: 71 → 49 days. Six-figure aged balance recovered in 90 days. About 22 staff hours a week returned.

05Questions

Short answers to the long worries about Law firms.

  • Does it replace our staff?

    No. It removes a repetitive workflow and escalates the cases that need judgement.

  • Is our client data safe?

    It runs in a contained environment, set up properly, and we own the technical risk.

  • How fast is it live?

    A working operator on one workflow in weeks, proven on your data before you commit.