Legal and law firms

Intake calls that capture the matter and say what must be said.

An intake call has to gather the facts of a matter, confirm contact details and deliver the disclaimers your firm requires, often while the caller is under stress. VoiceLens ships an attorney-intake rubric that checks all three and grades how the conversation felt.

Free to start · Works with any call platform · Same rubric for bots and people

How VoiceLens helps

From transcript to a scorecard your team acts on.

An intake rubric out of the box

The built-in attorney-intake template covers matter type, key facts, contact details and the phrases that must be said; extend it per practice area with case branching.

Disclaimers verified, not assumed

Required phrases are checked on every call and a miss is graded as a fault, with the transcript as evidence.

Read the call, not the recording

Faults, captured facts and sentiment are pinned to transcript turns, so a supervisor can review an intake call in a minute instead of twenty.

Fault detection

What VoiceLens catches on these calls

Every fault is timestamped and pinned to the transcript turn it came from, for AI and human agents alike.

  • Missed correction

    The caller corrects a detail and the agent keeps the old one.

  • Required phrase missed

    A disclosure or confirmation the rubric requires was never said.

  • Sentiment drop

    Caller sentiment falls sharply mid-call, with the turn it happened on.

  • Context loss

    The agent forgets what was established earlier in the call.

See what your QA process has been missing.

Create a workspace, drop in a recording or a transcript, and read the first scorecard in minutes.