Problem

Nobody can say where an inquiry stands without asking three people.

Reporting

Why the status of an inquiry lives in three places, and what changes when one record holds it.

The problem

Nobody can say where an inquiry stands

The scene

What it looks like inside the firm

A partner asks about the inquiry from last Tuesday. Reception checks the call log, the paralegal checks her inbox, someone opens the CRM. Three answers, none of them the same.

The usual explanation

We need a better CRM.

The actual cause

Calls, forms, emails and the retainer live in different places, and nobody writes the status down in one of them.

What it costs

Staff spend paid hours reconciling notes, and nobody can verify which inquiries were contacted, qualified, signed or lost.

What we do

We take over the step that keeps breaking.

What we do

Every inquiry sits on one record with one status: new, contacted, qualified, retainer sent, signed, declined or lost. We keep that status current every day, and you get a signed, pending and lost report every month.

What you keep

You decide what each status means for your practice. We keep the record true to it.

In practice

FAQs

Questions about this step

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What you get
A written list of where you lose inquiries today
Every open inquiry that nobody is following up on
What we take over and what your team keeps

The list is yours to keep, even if we never work together.