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Law firms

An AI assistant for law calls.

A new-client call should collect the same facts every time, in the caller's language, and stop before legal advice.

Build session

  1. 01Describe your business
  2. 02Pick a voice and test it
  3. 03Go live

No prompt engineering. No implementation queue. Just a conversation that becomes your receptionist.

The call

Attorney time should not be the first filter for every ring, including callers who need Spanish.

Spanish voices are live. A firm can choose a Spanish-speaking Ava for intake. She asks who is calling, what kind of matter it is, and the contact details your team listed. She does not give legal advice, open an attorney-client relationship, or promise representation. The consult request waits for your team.

What Ava asks

Industry-specific questions. The same limit: she saves the lead for your team.

New matter inquiries

Ava collects the matter type and contact details for your team to review.

Spanish-language intake

A Spanish voice can take the same intake from a Spanish-speaking caller.

Existing-client messages

Messages for a current client are written down. She does not advise them.

Court-date or deadline messages

Dates the caller mentions are saved as notes, not as legal deadlines she interprets.

Saved for your team

Your services. Your questions. Your callback.

Appointment booking is coming soon. Ava does not book during the call, and she does not transfer the live call.

  • Caller and contact details
  • General matter type
  • Preferred language
  • Dates or locations the caller mentions, as notes

Clear limits

4voip does not provide legal advice, establish an attorney-client relationship, or promise representation. Booking the consult during the call is coming soon.

Spanish support uses the live Spanish voices. It is not a certified interpreter.

Set Ava up for the next law call.

Describe the business, then call her before a customer does.