The contact center that hears, remembers, and acts — the whole front office of a law firm, run by three agents that never forget a caller.
A law firm buys its front office from two kinds of vendor, and neither one has hands. The answering service hears every call and remembers none of it — a stranger reads your card, types a summary, and forgets you before the next call. The intake CRM remembers every lead and acts on none of them — a filing cabinet with reminders, waiting for a human to do the work.
You pay both. They don't talk to each other. And the follow-up still doesn't happen.
The only one of the three that builds your firm an asset while it answers the phone.
Intake, follow-up, and intelligence — three roles that used to be three hires, or three subscriptions. Here they share one memory of every client, matter, and call.
Costco, not the department store. The membership is the margin; the usage is capped; and anything you already own, you pay cost for — we never mark up an account that's yours.
The only way to beat the price is to run our system. The caps sit below what a staffed incumbent can profitably deliver — and the bill goes down over time as the engine underneath gets cheaper, not up.
Aloha does not replace the tools your firm already runs on. It plugs into them — each connection made by your administrator on that provider's own sign-in screen, each one cut from inside Aloha whenever you choose. Credentials stay on the server; no one at the desk ever sees them.
What each connection reads and writes, in plain terms, is set out in the Privacy Policy.
We onboard firms one at a time, by hand. Tell us about your practice and we'll send an invitation when there's room on the bench.
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