First response in seconds
Website forms, directory leads, and missed calls all get an immediate text and email that captures matter type, urgency, and deadline - while the prospect is still on your page instead of a competitor’s.
Legal Services CRM
People with a legal problem retain the first firm that responds. MapleConnect answers every call and web inquiry in seconds, captures the matter and the deadline, books the consultation, and follows up until the engagement letter is signed - CRM, AI voice, SMS, email, and booking in one system.
Five instruments, one system: a CRM that holds every prospect and referral source, AI voice on the office line, agentic follow-up over SMS and email, and self-serve consultation booking that fills the calendar.
A legal CRM is software that organizes prospective clients, open intake, and referral sources into pipelines, then automates the response and follow-up between stages so no potential client slips away while the firm is busy practicing law. The math is unforgiving: most people call two or three firms in one afternoon and retain whoever responds first, and a consult that does not sign that day rarely hears from the firm again.
MapleConnect is an AI-native CRM for law firms. When an inquiry arrives from your website, a directory listing, or a call you could not take, it replies by text and email in seconds, captures the matter type, urgency, and any deadline, and books the consultation on your calendar. Prospects who are not ready to retain enter a patient follow-up cadence, and it applies the same persistence to referral sources and past clients, the relationships that quietly decide how next year’s caseload looks.
It is deliberately front office only. MapleConnect handles capture, first response, scheduling, reminders, and a record of every touch. It never gives legal advice, never runs a conflict check, and never touches privileged work product - matters, billing, and documents stay in your practice management system, and the practice of law stays with you. The CRM’s job is to make sure every qualified prospect reaches your desk before they reach a competitor’s.
The problem
Nothing here is a scandal. Each is a small, silent gap in the front office - and each one usually ends with a retainer signed somewhere else.
The hours a prospect is most likely to call are the hours you are least able to answer. Voicemail is where legal leads go to die: most callers hang up and dial the next name in the search results.
A prospect who consults but does not retain on the spot is not a no - they are comparing firms or gathering nerve. Without a follow-up cadence, the firm that just spent an hour with them never contacts them again.
Matter type, opposing party, the deadline printed on the served papers - captured by whoever answered, on a notepad, in their memory. By the time the attorney calls back, the prospect repeats everything or has moved on.
Past clients and fellow attorneys refer to the lawyer they most recently heard from. Without a system, thank-yous and check-ins happen in January and stop by March, and the referral flow dries up without anyone noticing.
A working day
How a working day looks with MapleConnect on the firm’s front office. The AI moments happen on their own; the you moment is the work that requires a law license.
Two website inquiries from last night - one custody question, one landlord dispute - got an instant text and email, and both were asked the essentials: matter type, county, and whether any deadline or court date applies.
Today’s consultations received reminder texts. One prospect rescheduled to Thursday through the booking link with no phone tag, and the change is already on your calendar and their record.
The morning consult is yours: reading the served papers, weighing the case, advising the client. That judgment is the product - everything around it was staged so you walk in with the full intake in front of you.
Three calls came in while you were on the record. The AI voice agent captured each caller’s matter and urgency, flagged one with a hearing next week, and texted you a one-line summary you can act on at the break.
Two prospects who consulted this week but have not signed receive a courteous reminder with the engagement letter link. One signs by dinner; the other’s reply lands on your pipeline as a task.
An evening caller who was just served papers reaches the AI agent instead of voicemail, gets a consultation booked for tomorrow morning, and receives a text listing what to bring. The firm was simply there.
What you get
Six capabilities, each doing one specific job in a law firm’s front office: reach the inquiry first, get the consult booked, get the engagement signed.
Website forms, directory leads, and missed calls all get an immediate text and email that captures matter type, urgency, and deadline - while the prospect is still on your page instead of a competitor’s.
A voice agent answers around the clock, takes the caller’s details and matter, books consultations, and logs the call with a summary. Questions about the merits of a case always route to an attorney - it never gives legal advice.
Stages from new inquiry through consult to signed engagement letter, per practice area if you want them, with every call, text, and email on one contact timeline anyone at the firm can read.
Agentic AI works unretained consults and not-ready prospects on a patient cadence, drafts the check-ins, and hands you the conversation the moment a reply needs a lawyer.
Prospects book open slots themselves; confirmations and reminder texts cut no-shows, and a reschedule takes one tap instead of three voicemails.
Past clients, fellow attorneys, and professional referrers get their own pipeline: a thank-you when a referral lands, a review request when a matter closes, and a steady check-in cadence in between.
Hear it work
An illustrative after-hours call handled by the AI voice agent - not a recording. Whether the caller has a case, and what to do about it, always belongs to the attorney.
Thank you for calling Alder & Finch, this is the firm’s virtual assistant. How can I help you this evening?
Hi - I was served divorce papers this afternoon and I honestly don’t know what to do.
I’m sorry, that sounds stressful. An attorney should look at those papers soon. May I have your first and last name?
Marcus Delaney.
Thanks, Marcus. What is the best phone number and email for you, and is this number all right for texts?
This number’s fine for texts, and my email is marcus.delaney@email.com.
Got it. Do the papers show a response deadline or a court date? The attorney will want to know that first.
It says something about thirty days to respond. Honestly, do I even need a lawyer, or can I handle this myself?
That’s exactly the kind of question only an attorney can answer, so I won’t guess. What I can do is get you in quickly - tomorrow at 10:30 AM is open for a consultation. Shall I book it?
Yes, 10:30 works.
You’re booked for 10:30 AM tomorrow. I’ve texted you a confirmation and a short list of what to bring, including the papers you were served. Anything else tonight, Marcus?
No, that helps a lot. Thank you.
The shift
Playbooks
Each playbook is wired for a law office the day you turn it on: a trigger, a short sequence, and an outcome you can check.
Trigger A call comes in while the line is unattended or after hours
The prospect talked to your firm first - even while you were on the record.
Trigger A consultation ends without a signed engagement letter
Fewer retainers lost in the quiet gap between consult and signature.
Trigger A matter closes or a new referral arrives
The people who send you work keep hearing from you all year.
Honest scope
The practice of law is licensed and privileged. Here is exactly what the software does, and what it will never pretend to do.
MapleConnect captures inquiries, responds, schedules, and keeps records. Legal advice, case strategy, conflict checks, filings, and anything privileged stay with the attorney - and matters, documents, and billing stay in your practice management system.
Every call, text, and email is logged to the contact automatically, and role-based access controls who at the firm can see what. Your confidentiality and privilege obligations remain defined by your bar rules and your own counsel.
The platform records contact consent and honors opt-outs across SMS and email, which supports disciplined outreach. TCPA requirements and your jurisdiction’s attorney advertising rules are yours to confirm with counsel.
Pricing
A firm should not pay per seat to let a paralegal help with intake. MapleConnect’s plans are flat: attorneys, paralegals, and the front desk all work the same pipeline at one monthly price.
$199/mo flat
The full CRM plus automation - priced flat, not per seat.
$299/mo flat
The most popular plan: deeper automation and campaigns.
$399/mo flat
Everything, including native AI voice agents on your line.
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