Professional Services

New Client Enquiries Handled Like They Matter

Enquiry intake, screening and consultation booking for firms whose billable hours are too valuable to spend on scheduling.

The problem

What we usually hear

Your senior people bill by the hour and spend a chunk of every week on scheduling, chasing and screening enquiries that were never a fit.

The approach

Where a crew fits

A dedicated crew handles intake and scheduling: screening enquiries against your criteria, booking consultations into the right diary and keeping the follow-up moving.

Use cases

What agents handle in professional services

Scope is agreed in writing during onboarding. These are the tasks that come up most often.

New enquiry intake

Capturing enquiry details in a consistent, complete format.

Prospect screening

Filtering against your engagement criteria before senior time is spent.

Consultation booking

Meetings booked into the right diary with the right preparation notes.

Proposal follow-up

Chasing proposals that have gone quiet.

Scheduling administration

Rescheduling, reminders and calendar management.

Client check-ins

Structured contact during and after engagements.

The funnel

Where agents sit in the process

Your version of this is agreed during onboarding. This is the shape it usually takes.

  • Enquiry arrives By phone, form or referral.
  • Agent captures the need Structured intake covering scope, timeline and budget indication.
  • Screens Against the engagement criteria you set.
  • Books the consultation Into the diary of the right person, with a briefing note.
  • Follows up Proposals chased on your agreed cadence.
No black-box outsourcing

See exactly how this team gets built

Discovery, team design, agent selection, training, launch, QA, reporting and scaling — every stage has its own page.

Important limits

What agents will not do

Being explicit about the boundary protects you as much as us. These limits are written into the script before a single conversation happens.

Professional Services — scope & compliance
  • Agents perform administrative intake. They do not give professional advice of any kind.
  • Where your profession is regulated, confidentiality and conflict-checking requirements must be reflected in the intake process you approve.
  • Client confidentiality obligations should be covered explicitly in the agreement before onboarding.
Questions

Professional Services FAQs

Will agents give advice to prospects?

No. They capture the enquiry and book time with your professionals. The boundary is written into the script.

Can agents sign confidentiality terms?

Confidentiality obligations form part of the engagement agreement. Discuss any additional requirements during scoping.