
An AI automation system that answers every new enquiry straight away and books the first consultation with the right lawyer, tells each client how their case is going, requests and reads their documents, follows up every fee quote until it is signed and flags when a client needs another area of the firm. It sits as a layer on top of your practice-management software: no need to change it or the way you work. And it never gives legal opinions: the lawyer always does that.
Sources: Clio, Legal Trends Report 2024 (US data), Wolters Kluwer, small law firm trends report 2026 (Spain), and Legal Services Consumer Panel, 2022 (UK) · Take the 2-minute test ↓
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Every "yes" is an open leak. The one you mark "yes, a lot" is the one to start with.
This is what the person writing to the firm sees and what the lawyers see. Everything below you can try yourself in the demo.
Fixed price, defined scope and on top of your practice-management software. Start with the one that hurts most.
Answers every new enquiry that comes in by WhatsApp, the website or email straight away, out of hours too or with the lawyer in court: takes down the case, checks whether it is in your practice areas and whether it is urgent, and books the first consultation in a real slot in the diary of the lawyer who handles that area.
Answers the client who asks how their case is going on WhatsApp or the website: recognises them by their phone number, tells them the status of their case and the next step from what the lawyer has noted down, and only passes to the lawyer what needs their judgement.
Asks each client for the exact list of documents for their matter and reminds them only of what is missing until they send it; when a document arrives, the AI reads it, classifies it and marks it as received, and the lawyer sees at a glance which matters are complete.
Follows up every fee quote and engagement letter after the first consultation: at 3 and 7 days it writes to the client to clear up questions about fees or payment, and at 12 days, if they have not signed, it alerts the lawyer to call them.
Asks the client how it went when the matter closes, suggests leaving a review and, if something did not go well, puts them in touch with the firm. When to ask and who is invited to leave a review is up to each firm.
Spots when a client needs something from another area of the firm, because they ask or mention it while talking about their case, and passes it to the lawyer who handles that area with the context already gathered, so the next matter is yours too.
Answering, collecting documents and following up every quote.
Reads the data you already have, decides what is due and alerts a person only when needed.
Connects through an API or an export. We check it in the diagnosis.
They all sit on top of your practice-management software, connected by API or export, and messages go out on WhatsApp and email from the firm’s number and address. The assistant never gives legal opinions or negotiates fees: anything that needs judgement goes to the lawyer with the context already gathered. The connections are checked in the diagnosis.
The software stores matters, deadlines and documents; it does not write to anyone on its own. The system does that work on top of the one you already use, with no migrations and no change of software.
| What your software does | What the system adds |
|---|---|
| Stores clients, matters and deadlines | Reads the status of each matter from there to answer the client who asks how it is going |
| Holds each lawyer’s diary | Books the first consultation in a real slot of the lawyer who handles the area |
| Stores the documents in the file | Requests the missing ones, chases only those and classifies what arrives with AI |
| Records the fee quote and the engagement letter | Follows up every quote at 3 and 7 days and alerts the lawyer at 12 if it is not signed |
| Has the client record with their area | Alerts the lawyer of another area when the client needs something from it |
Whether the system can also write back to your software (the document received, the quote follow-up) depends on what it allows. We check it in the diagnosis, before giving any price.
On top of Starter or System, one or both. Instructions: the follow-up of every fee quote and engagement letter (leak 4). Client base: client feedback when the matter closes and the alert to the lawyer of another area (leaks 5 and 6). 1-2 weeks each.
Every firm is different. If you have two specific leaks, unusual practice-management software or a volume outside these ranges, we prepare a tailored proposal from the diagnosis. Same rule: only what saves you time or money, with a fixed price before we start.
Ask for a tailored proposal →All include: free initial diagnosis · fixed price · delivery guarantee · no lock-in · on your current practice-management software, no migrations. Prices exclude VAT.
What is a leak? Money that slips away every month through a manual process: the enquiry answered too late, the documents nobody chases, the fee quote nobody follows up.
30 minutes. We look at your numbers and check whether automation will have real impact on the firm. If it won't, we'll tell you.
Fixed scope and a firm number before we start. No hours that spiral, no surprise invoices.
Committed date, documentation included and no lock-in of any kind.
I'm Jose María Moscardó, founder of MosLab. Over 8 years in B2B marketing at companies like CHEP, Nielsen and OpenUp. In 2020 I founded Wysecamp, an innovation community of 3,000+ professionals — that's where I learned that what companies needed wasn't more marketing, but to automate the marketing they already had.
Today I combine that experience with n8n, Make, Claude and APIs so you can compete with teams 10 times your size. No hype, no tools you don't need: I understand your business and build what actually saves you time.
In 30 minutes we look at your numbers and I tell you which leak to plug first and what it would cost. You leave with a clear plan even if we never work together.