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For attorneys and small law firms

What clients tell your firm is confidential. A chatbot is not your firm.

Client matters do not belong on servers you do not control, under terms you did not negotiate. Paige is a private AI employee W&S configures around your firm. She drafts replies, summarizes documents and long threads, and processes intake around the clock. Client data flows, disclosed in writing before you sign, and a person at your firm approves every send.

A local Atlanta firm. We drive to you and set it up in person.

The first workflow we turn on

Lead response, start to finish.

We begin with one concrete workflow so you can see it work before we expand. A new lead comes in. The agent reads it, drafts a reply in your firm's voice, and puts it in front of your team. A person approves it, and it goes out. Then we expand to the rest of your AI.

LIVE · NEW LEADreply in under a minute
Leads/01 INTAKEJJordan LeeCan you take on a new client this quarter?now/02 DRAFTHi Jordan, thanks for reaching out. Yes, weare taking new clients. I have Thursday at9:30 or 2:00 open for a call. Which works?/03 APPROVE →Edit/04 SENT
One loop. New lead to approved reply.

The data question is real. So is the pile of routine work.

Privileged communications, someone else's servers

What a client tells your firm is among the most protected information there is. Consumer AI tools may use what your team types to train their models, and you cannot un-send a client matter to the cloud.

'Where did the file go' needs a clean answer

A precise, written answer ends the conversation. 'A vendor's cloud, we think' does not. At install we document exactly where client content flows, and the written audit runbook lets your IT reviewer confirm exactly where it goes, any time.

Intake and the routine pile do not bill hours

Intake summaries, document processing, scheduling, follow ups. Paige works that pile around the clock, with a person at your firm approving anything that goes out.

Three steps. We set it up in person.

  1. 01

    We map where your client data goes today.

    A real person from our firm sits with your team in Atlanta and traces how the routine work moves through your day, and where your client data actually goes across email, storage, and the tools you already pay for.

  2. 02

    We configure Paige around your firm.

    We connect Paige to the email and calendar you already use. AI drafting runs through a disclosed provider we name in your engagement, and we show you exactly where your data flows before you sign.

  3. 03

    Paige works the pile. A person approves everything.

    Paige works your routine pile around the clock: drafts, summaries, document processing, intake, and follow ups. Nothing goes out without approval from a person on your team, enforced by the system. We manage it monthly, and you never learn new software.

What working looks like.

A person

approves every outbound action Paige prepares, around the clock.

Every send

is approved by a person on your team. Paige never sends on her own, enforced by the system.

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new software for you or your team to learn. Paige connects to the tools you already use.

We serve Georgia SMBs, in person.

We're based in Atlanta. We drive to your office. We sit with your team. No Zoom-only installs.

Questions firm owners ask us.

The first workloads are where we start.

We turn workloads on one at a time, starting with the back-office work Paige handles best. Drafts, summaries, intake, data entry, follow ups. Each one passes our quality gate before it goes live.

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See Paige work before you commit to anything.

15 minutes, in person or on a call. We show you Paige working a mock case live and walk through exactly where your data does and does not go. No slides, no pitch deck.

Local Atlanta firm. We set it up and run it for you.