Solicitor New Matter and Callback Enquiry Voice Demo
Call the demo number, enter the demo code, say a normal legal enquiry, and see how Jemima AI captures the message, repeats it back, stores it, and creates a safe handover for the firm.
Solicitors receive calls about new matters, document deadlines, property transactions, disputes, family issues and probate questions when fee earners are unavailable. A voicemail may contain important context but still needs careful triage before anyone gives advice.
Potential clients and existing clients can leave a clear message without needing to explain everything to reception. Jemima captures the subject of the enquiry and routes it for human review rather than attempting to provide legal advice.
Enter your details below to get your own personal demo code. We'll show your code on screen, then you call the demo number and enter it when prompted.
How to try it
Fill in your name, email and phone number in the form above and tap “Get my demo code”.
Tap the call button (or dial the number shown), then enter your personal code followed by # when prompted.
For example: I need someone to call me back about a house purchase.
What this demonstrates
New legal enquiry capture, existing client callback triage, matter-type identification, document or deadline message handling, safe boundary wording and solicitor-led human review.
What happens next
The caller speaks naturally. Jemima captures the reason for the call, repeats the message back, stores it, and creates a structured call report showing matter type, callback request, any timing or urgency language, recommended staff action and human review requirement.
Demo boundaries
This is a demo. No legal advice is provided. No representation is confirmed. No solicitor-client relationship is created. No merits, deadlines, costs, legal rights, court process or regulatory advice is given. Messages are captured for the firm to review.
Why this voice workflow matters
This voice demo shows how a law firm can capture legal enquiries safely without turning the assistant into an adviser. It is designed to identify the broad matter type, callback need and urgency language, while making it clear that a solicitor must review the message before any advice or commitment is given.
- Legal callers may share sensitive or time-sensitive information outside office hours.
- Reception teams need to know the broad matter area before routing the call.
- Firms must avoid accidental advice, promises, fee quotes or client-engagement language.
- Existing client messages can involve deadlines or documents that need prompt review.
- New enquiries need structured intake without replacing conflict checks or solicitor judgement.
Example voice conversation
What the business receives
The workflow turns an unanswered legal call into a structured intake-style handover. It helps the firm identify the matter area, whether a callback is requested, whether deadline or urgent language was mentioned, and which team should review the message.
- Caller intent Callback request
- Call reason Asked for a callback about a house purchase and documents received
- Matter area Conveyancing
- Callback requested Yes
- Urgency or deadline flag Not stated
- Recommended staff action Conveyancing team should review and call the client back
- Human review required Yes
- Confidence High
How this could be implemented
This workflow can sit behind a main switchboard, new enquiry number, department line or out-of-hours message route. In a live setup, the call report could route to an intake inbox, case management system, CRM or department task queue. Jemima should capture the message while the firm remains responsible for conflict checks, advice, fee discussions, deadlines and client-care decisions.
Request a tailored demo
Share a few details and we will review where this kind of AI workflow could fit into your enquiry, follow-up or conversion process.
- We will look for practical automation opportunities, not generic AI ideas.
- You can ask about website forms, inboxes, calls, SMS, email or CRM follow-up.
- No credit card required.