No. The assistant answers questions about case status, dates, appointments and next steps from information your team approved. Questions about settlement, fault or what a case is worth always go to your attorneys.
It can't. Every update starts private, and the assistant only sees what your team has approved for that client.
The client immediately sees emergency and crisis resources, and the people your firm designates get an urgent text or call.
It's less. Staff spend a few minutes a day reviewing one list of changes, and the assistant absorbs routine status calls that used to interrupt them all day.
The app comes to them: reminders, check-ins and update notifications bring clients back, and they can simply ask a question instead of digging through a portal. It's your firm's own app, in English or Spanish, with voice for clients who'd rather talk than type.
It's recorded in the client's own words as things happen, with every prompt neutral and every entry dated and sealed. That's far stronger than a client's memory months later. Whether and how to use it in a case remains your attorneys' decision.
Each firm runs in its own isolated environment, client data is never used to train AI, and your team controls who sees what. Our trust and security page has the detail.
No. Invilex works with most major case management systems, and client uploads, messages and appointments flow into it.
About 3 weeks, starting once your firm has its Apple Developer and Google Play accounts and has given us the business details needed to set up text-message notifications. Setup covers your branded app, connection to your case system, and your case-type playbooks.
Your firm, as with any tool or service you use. Invilex provides suggested consent language and gives you full control and visibility over what clients see.
