The caller gets an answer
A calm intake experience starts when your office is closed or your staff is already handling another matter.
Audivo answers when your team cannot, follows your intake process, and gives your attorneys a structured handoff they can review quickly. Your firm stays in control of every decision.
Live browser simulation · allow microphone access · no real appointment is created
Caller reports being stopped at a light when struck from behind. Police responded. Caller has begun treatment and requested a consultation.
Where intake breaks
A voicemail does not capture treatment, representation status, urgency, or the facts your attorneys need. A generic answering service often creates another callback task. Audivo turns the first conversation into a usable handoff.
A calm intake experience starts when your office is closed or your staff is already handling another matter.
The agent asks the questions your firm selected and knows when a sensitive situation should reach a person.
The conversation becomes a structured case brief instead of an unqualified name and phone number.
The handoff
One connected intake flow, configured around how your firm evaluates and schedules potential matters.
The agent answers with your firm’s name and guides the caller through a focused, respectful conversation.
Incident facts, injuries, treatment, existing representation, callback details, and scheduling preferences are organized.
Your staff receives the handoff, follows your acceptance process, and decides what happens next.
What gets configured
The agent is shaped around the questions, boundaries, and follow-up process that make sense for your firm.
Choose the information the agent collects for the matter types you handle.
Define situations that require a person instead of asking the agent to improvise.
Receive the essential facts in a consistent format your team can scan quickly.
Offer consultation times according to your calendar and operating rules.
Clear boundaries
Audivo is designed to collect information and support scheduling—not provide legal advice, promise representation, or decide whether your firm accepts a case.
The public demo is a simulation. Visitors should use fictional details; no real consultation is booked from the demo.
See it before you buy it
We create a tailored demonstration first. Call it as a prospective client, challenge the conversation, and inspect the handoff before discussing a rollout.
Common questions
No. It gathers information and creates a structured handoff. Your attorneys and staff make acceptance and legal decisions.
Yes. The demonstration and production workflow are configured around your matter types, required questions, escalation rules, and scheduling process.
We define those boundaries with you. Sensitive, urgent, or out-of-scope situations can be directed to your team instead of being improvised.
No. It is a simulation for evaluating the experience. Use fictional information; it does not create an attorney-client relationship or a real appointment.
Hear it for yourself
The fastest way to understand Audivo is to call it like a prospective client and see what your team receives.