Silux Voice receptionist for solicitors and law firms — never miss a new-matter intake.
New-matter intake calls usually arrive when partners are in court. Voicemail loses 30%+ of those callers to the next firm on Google.
The pain we hear
- ⚠New-matter calls drop to voicemail during court hours
- ⚠Conflicts checks are manual — slow when a caller is on the line
- ⚠Recording calls without consent breaks two-party state laws
- ⚠Receptionists cost £25-35k/year before they pick up the first call
What Silux Voice does for legal practices
- ✓24/7 receptionist answers every call, captures matter type + jurisdiction
- ✓Two-party-consent recording with automatic disclosure played first
- ✓Captures conflicts-check fields (opposing party name, matter type) before scheduling
- ✓Drops directly into your case management system via webhook
- ✓Multilingual translation in-call for Spanish / Polish / Mandarin clients
- ✓PCI-compliant retainer-payment-by-phone capture (secure DTMF)
Recordings encrypted at rest, GDPR / UK GDPR consent flow shipped.
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