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Legal & Professional Services

Workflow automation for a professional-services firm

The challenge

A growing professional-services firm was capping its own growth with manual back-office work. New-client intake, document collection, and data entry across disconnected tools ate hours that should have been billable, and slow responses meant some prospective clients went elsewhere.

Our approach

We mapped the intake-to-onboarding process, quantified where the hours actually went, and automated the slow parts. Intake details and documents are now collected and filed automatically, records sync between the firm’s tools, and consultations are scheduled with automated confirmations — with exception handling so the automation fails loudly, not silently.