Every enquiry answered,
every conflict checked.
Intake is where a practice wins or loses work, and it happens while everyone is busy on files that already exist. Invice answers new enquiries from your instructions, gathers what you need to decide, and brings you the ones worth taking.
What this desk
chases all week.
Acknowledged in your words within your window, with the intake questions already asked, so a prospect is not waiting for a callback.
Invice asks for them, chases what is missing, and assembles the file so the decision takes minutes rather than a call.
Invice follows up on your cadence and tells you which enquiries are still live.
What your agent
takes over.
Enquiries arrive grouped by what they are and what they still need, not as a flat inbox.
From your real calendar, with your notice period, confirmed both ways.
Invice gives no legal advice and takes no position on a matter. It gathers, schedules, follows up, and hands you the decision.
Works with what
you already run.
Invice connects to anything that speaks MCP or exposes an API, through a guided setup. Every permission is explicit, scoped, and revocable.
What this desk asks
before it connects anything.
Does it give legal advice?
No. Invice does not advise, assess a matter, or take a position. It runs intake around your judgment: acknowledgement, questions, scheduling and follow-up.
Can it run a conflict check?
It gathers the information a conflict check needs and puts it in front of you. The check itself, and the decision that follows, stay with the firm.
Is client information kept confidential?
Data is stored in Canada, encrypted at rest, and isolated per workspace at the database layer. No model is trained on it, and nobody at Invice reads what your agent sends.
Another desk? Mortgage brokers · Property managers · Insurance advisors · Realtors · Recruiters · Immigration consultants.
Your whole book of
client work, handled.
Brief it in plain language. Ground it in your own documents. Invice runs the 80% of your client work that is process and brings you the 20% that is judgment.