Organize Consultation Intake and First Drafts for Professional Review
Use agents to classify requests, search firm knowledge, prepare first drafts, and track deadlines while keeping professional legal review mandatory.
What's costing you daily?
- Lost consults to slow replies
- Hours on repetitive drafts
- Missed critical legal deadlines
- Hard to search case archive
Operations you can configure and run
Analyze the request and route it to the right attorney with a brief summary.
- Identify the relevant specialty
- Prepare an initial request summary
- Book a consultation slot
Generate first-draft contracts and letters from the firm's own templates — always subject to lawyer review before sending.
- Built only from the firm's own templates
- References firm knowledge sources
- Mandatory lawyer review before sending
Tracks deadlines and statutory periods the team logs, with reminders ahead of each one.
- Week/day/hour alerts
- Weekly partner report
- Full record for every deadline
Example Workflow in WKIL
Web form / WhatsApp
Faster response to new consult requests.
- 1Classify the case
- 2Identify the relevant attorney
- 3Send a summary and a proposed slot
- 4Log the request in the firm's management system
Daily check
Reduced risk of missed legal deadlines.
- 1Review deadlines logged by the team
- 2Calculate remaining statutory periods
- 3Alert the responsible lawyer and partner
Applications agents work across
Agents work, your team stays in control
Metrics You Can Monitor
Results vary based on the task, data quality, integrations, and usage scale.
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Quick answers
Does the agent provide final legal advice?
No. The agent is limited to triage and first-draft preparation — final legal review and advice always stay with the attorney.
Is any document sent without review?
No. Every draft the agent prepares requires a lawyer's approval before it's sent to a client or any other party.
Start Running AI Agents Across Your Business Operations
Create a new agent or hire a ready-made one, connect it to your applications, and define its permissions inside WKIL.

