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Law firms

Want to see what actually lands in your intake system?

This is the shape of a delivered inquiry record: the fields, the screening answers, the consent record and where it came from. Nothing is hidden behind a summary line.

For attorneys and firm administrators.

Illustrative example. No real person's details are shown anywhere on this site.

Why this page exists

Most firms only find out what a lead is after they have bought one

  • A name and a phone number is not a screened inquiry, and the difference only shows up at the call.

  • If the consent record is missing, your office carries a risk it did not agree to take.

  • If you cannot see the screening answers, you cannot dispute a record against a standard.

Illustrative example

A delivered inquiry record

Record ID

SMC-IL-000000

Received

Weekday, 09:14 local time

Name

[Full name as given]

Phone

[Direct number, verified format]

Preferred language

English

Best time to reach

Morning

County

[County inside your agreed geography]

Employment at time of injury

Employee, full time

When it happened

Within the last 30 days

What happened

Injury at the workplace during a shift

Medical treatment

Seen by a doctor

Claim reported to employer

Yes

Claim status as described

Reported, awaiting response

Currently represented

No

Consent to contact

Given - consumer-consent-v1

Consent captured

Same session as submission

Screening outcome

Meets the written criteria

Source

Search campaign, work-injury page

Responsible firm shown

[Your firm, as disclosed to the person]

Illustrative example of a workers' compensation inquiry. A motor vehicle accident inquiry follows the same structure, with accident and insurance details in place of employment details. Bracketed values are the fields a real record carries; they are left unfilled here deliberately. The exact field list is set by your criteria and your intake system before a pilot starts.

Next step

Decide what belongs on the record before you buy any

The pilot application collects the fields your intake needs and the criteria each record is judged against.