Enquiry triage
Classify supported inbox messages by category, priority, and sentiment so urgent communication is easier to identify.
RunVoya for law firms
RunVoya helps law firms organize the operational work around prospective and existing client communication. It can prioritize supported messages, prepare administrative replies, coordinate new calendar events, and keep follow-ups visible while lawyers retain responsibility for legal judgment and advice.
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Why it helps
RunVoya reduces the operational effort between an incoming enquiry and the firm's reviewed next step.
Classify supported inbox messages by category, priority, and sentiment so urgent communication is easier to identify.
Review a concise account of an email thread before deciding whether the full conversation requires closer attention.
Check connected Google Calendar availability and prepare a proposed new event for approval when scheduling is appropriate.
Keep agreed callbacks and administrative next steps in a source-aware queue with due dates and clear statuses.
How it works
The system organizes supported activity and prepares administrative work while keeping legal review and client commitments with the firm.
Connect the supported email, calendar, CRM, Google Business Profile, or social accounts the firm chooses to use with RunVoya.
RunVoya classifies supported activity and creates contextual tasks for messages or operational signals that need attention.
The assistant can prepare an editable reply, a proposed calendar event, or a due-date follow-up using the available context.
The firm checks confidentiality, conflicts, facts, wording, and commitments before approving or using any prepared action.
Realistic scenarios
The following examples concern administration and communication only; RunVoya does not assess a matter or provide legal advice.
For example, RunVoya can prioritize the incoming email and prepare a neutral acknowledgement for review without evaluating the person's legal position.
For example, connected calendar availability can inform a proposed event, which the firm reviews before it is created.
For example, a staff member can create a follow-up task with a due date and client context so the commitment remains visible.
A practical fit
Firms can apply RunVoya to the customer-service layer that surrounds legal work while preserving their own professional and information-handling procedures.
Create a clearer starting point for new enquiries, existing-client messages, appointments, and administrative follow-ups.
Use shared task states to distinguish open, overdue, approval-ready, completed, dismissed, and failed work.
Prepare consistent administrative wording using approved business information while escalating substantive questions to a lawyer.
Legal oversight
RunVoya is not a lawyer and does not provide legal advice, assess conflicts, establish a lawyer-client relationship, or decide how a matter should be handled. The firm must review the context and wording before use.
Frequently asked questions
Clear details about how this workflow operates, what remains under your control, and what to expect from RunVoya.
RunVoya can classify supported incoming messages, surface priority and sentiment, create a task, and prepare an administrative response for review. The firm must perform its own conflict, eligibility, and legal assessment.
No. RunVoya does not provide legal advice, interpret law, assess a case, or replace a qualified legal professional.
RunVoya can read connected Google Calendar availability and prepare a proposed new event. A person must approve the details before the event is created; updating and canceling existing events are not currently supported.
No. Supported email replies are editable and require a human decision. The firm checks the recipient, facts, wording, and commitments before an approved reply is sent.
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