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Product

An intake team that never clocks out.

Retainr handles your after-hours, weekend and overflow calls the way a trained intake specialist would, then sends your attorneys a clean lead about a minute after the call.

A call, start to finish

The same intake, every time.

Every caller goes through the same order of questions your best intake person would ask. Nothing gets skipped because it was 2 AM.

  1. 01

    Answers and discloses

    Greets the caller in your firm's name, says it's an AI assistant that can't give legal advice, and says the call is recorded.

  2. 02

    Listens to what happened

    Lets the caller tell their story first, with a short line of empathy before any questions.

  3. 03

    Gets a callback number

    Name and phone number come next, so a dropped call never means a lost lead.

  4. 04

    Incident and liability

    Date, location, who was at fault, the other party's name, police report, witnesses, and whether a government entity was involved.

  5. 05

    Injuries and treatment

    ER or doctor visits, imaging, diagnosis, surgery and ongoing care, with follow-ups when answers are vague.

  6. 06

    Insurance and status

    Both sides' insurance, missed work, property damage, and whether they already have a lawyer.

  7. 07

    Sets up the callback

    Asks the best time to reach them and tells them what to keep handy: photos, the police report number, medical paperwork and insurance letters.

What lands in your inbox

A case file, not a voicemail.

Every call ends with a one-page lead email and the full transcript. Your attorneys can decide who to call first in under a minute.

Intake summary Sample
Lead RT-7170 · After-hours call, 11:42 PM
Likely qualified · High priority
Recommended action: Call back first. Serious injury, clear fault.
CallerM. Lopez, prefers Spanish Conflict checkJ. Carter (other driver) IncidentRear-ended on US-101 while stopped in traffic LiabilityClear. Other driver at fault, CHP report filed InjuriesFractured wrist, ER visit and X-ray the same night InsuranceOther driver insured, carrier identified Deadline2-year rule. Attorney to confirm.

Your supervision

Every call, on the record.

You are responsible for what is said to your callers, so you see all of it. Each lead arrives with the full transcript of the call.

Disclosed first

Callers hear that it's an AI and that the call is recorded before they share anything.

No legal advice

Questions about the case go to your attorneys. The assistant says so and moves on.

Number before details

Name and callback number come early, so a dropped call still leaves you a lead.

Spanish on request

It switches when the caller does. Your lead still arrives in English.

Call transcript · excerpt Sample
Assistant11:36:02 PM

Thank you for calling. I'm the firm's virtual intake assistant. I'm an AI, and this call is recorded so the attorney can review it. I can't give legal advice. How can I help you today?

Caller11:36:21 PM

I got rear-ended on the 101 tonight and my wrist is broken. Do I have a case?

Assistant11:36:30 PM

I'm sorry, that sounds painful. That's exactly what the attorney will go over with you. Can I get your full name and the best number to reach you, in case we get disconnected?

Caller11:36:44 PM

Maria Lopez. 818-555-0142. ¿Podemos seguir en español?

Assistant11:36:51 PM

Claro que sí. ¿En qué fecha ocurrió el choque?

The case scorecard

Four things decide a case. We rate each one.

Liability

Clear, disputed or unfavorable, based on who caused the incident and what backs it up.

Injuries

Serious, moderate or minor, weighted by treatment, imaging and ongoing care.

Coverage

Whether the other side's insurer is identified, unknown, or missing.

Deadline

A reference date under California's 2-year rule, or the 6-month rule for claims against a government entity. Your attorney confirms it.

Handles the hard calls

Real callers don't follow a script.

Spanish-speaking callers

Switches languages as soon as the caller does. Your summary still arrives in English.

"What's my case worth?"

Explains that an attorney will cover that in the consultation, then keeps the intake moving.

Vague answers

"It was kind of their fault" gets a follow-up, so your attorneys get facts instead of guesses.

Emergencies

Anyone describing an emergency in progress is told to call 911 first.

Callers who aren't a fit

Already represented, or an old incident? It stays polite, takes the details, and flags the lead for your attorney to decide.

Dropped calls

Because the callback number comes early, a lost connection still leaves you with a lead to call back.

See it handle a call.

Book a 15-minute call and we'll run a sample caller through Retainr while you watch.

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