Memory that moves matters.

Every call, email and meeting on one record. Nothing promised to a client slips.

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The fee-earner's day in WasilX: Cam's opening summary, the two clients who need a person first, and the day's timeline.
“They took a real pain point within legal operations and built technology around solving it properly.”

Adil Hussain

Partner, Legal 500 Hall of Fame

Every file knows what it is waiting on.

Calls, messages, meetings and commitments land on the matter they belong to. Your lawyers can see what each file is waiting on without keeping a tracker, and nothing lives only in somebody’s head.

Who owes what
Commitments run both ways and the file keeps the direction. What you promised the client, and what the client agreed to send you.
What is running out
Limitation, hearings, filing and completion, counting down. A file on hold still has a clock on it.
When it went quiet
How long since anyone spoke to them, and what was outstanding when the file stopped moving.
How a file keeps its own state

Cam, your AI Engagement Coordinator

One coordinator across the whole matter.

Cam keeps the firm’s memory: enquiries, your own line, meetings and every matter. A person approves anything that leaves the firm.

Ask Cam

What did we promise Priya after the call?

A revised quote by Friday, and the searches ordered before it goes out.

Call, 14 Aug · 6 min · matter HV-2440

Ask Cam

Which clients are waiting on a reply from me?

Three. Tom Whitfield since Tuesday, Grace Okafor and Marcus Dean since yesterday.

Conversations · unanswered, oldest first

Ask Cam

What changed on Tom Whitfield's matter while I was in court?

ACAS confirmed early conciliation has ended. Cam logged the call and drafted a reply for you to approve.

Call 12h ago · matter HV-2447

Ask Cam

Draft the follow-up in my usual tone, with the source beside it.

Drafted, shorter than the default and without a greeting, the way you usually send them. Waiting for your approval.

Preference learned 3 Aug · draft queued

The firm’s memory

Cam keeps the record. Your lawyers do the law.

Most systems sit half empty because somebody has to type into them. Cam is there on every call, in every meeting and on every message, and it writes down what happened while it is still fresh. Everything lands with the client, and on the matter once there is one.

  • The firm's lineNew enquiries, until one becomes a matter
  • Each lawyer's own numberClient calls, taken with the matter to hand
  • Meetings, in the room or onlineWritten up and filed on the matter
  • Texts, email and web chatEvery message, on the client's matter

Cam

Where it all lands

The matter.

  • Who the client is
  • Every call, message and meeting
  • What the firm promised
  • What it is waiting on, and who owes it

Nothing leaves the firm without a person.

Every reply Cam drafts waits in one queue. Send it, change it, or don't.

A client update, a follow-up after a missed call, a note to a colleague: Cam writes the draft from the record, and the fee-earner on the matter sees it before anyone else does. What goes out is what they approved, in the words they approved.

The Approvals queue in WasilX: messages Cam has drafted, each waiting for a person to send, decline or edit.

Answering the call is the start. The record is the product.

Ask the record a question, or finish a consultation. Either way the source, the owner and the date are on the file the same day.

A record starts wherever the client does: a call, a web enquiry, an email, or a file a fee-earner opens themselves. Ask Cam and Meetings matter because they keep it useful after that. Underneath, every matter keeps its own state, so the file knows what was promised, what is falling due, and how long it has been quiet.

What changes when Cam keeps the record.

Cam writes every call, email and meeting onto one record for each client. Here is how a firm's day reads before and after.

Speed to lead

Today

Front desk busy, partner travelling, voicemail checked later.

With WasilX

You choose who answers first, and when. Your team, or Cam out of hours, or Cam on selected lines. Either way the call becomes one record with an owner and a transcript.

Court and deep-work hours

Today

The line diverts to voicemail, or to a colleague who does not know the matter.

With WasilX

Do Not Disturb hands the line to Cam, which takes the call with the matter in front of it and logs what was said.

Repeat callers

Today

The client explains the file again to whoever picks up, then again to whoever they are put through to.

With WasilX

Cam matches the number to a record, confirms who is on the line before saying anything about the file, then picks up from the last conversation and briefs the fee-earner before connecting them.

Follow-up

Today

Quotes and proposals disappear unless someone remembers to chase.

With WasilX

Work that is slipping comes back up with its owner, the next step and a drafted follow-up.

Meeting write-ups

Today

An hour after every consultation spent writing up the hour before it.

With WasilX

A structured note with agreed actions and owners, attributed per speaker when everyone joins from their own device.

Oversight

Today

The state of a matter reconstructed from three inboxes and a memory, on the day it matters most.

With WasilX

Calls, messages, notes and tasks hang off the matter, and the morning view shows captured, recovered, booked and needs-a-human.

See what your firm already has, tool by tool

What has to change at your firm

It works the way your lawyers already work.

Nothing gets ripped out

Your practice system, diary and CRM stay exactly where they are. WasilX sits in front of them and hands work over.

No new tab to live in
Fee-earners can work through the phone, email and calendar they already use. Opening WasilX is optional.
Their own line, their own rules
Each fee-earner sets who gets through, on which hours. Do Not Disturb hands the line to Cam.
One line to start
One office, one clean pilot, on your real enquiries. Not a migration.

What helps your fee-earners helps your clients.

Each row is one thing WasilX does, and what both sides get from it.

The line is covered while they are in court
Gets an answer at 2pm, not a voicemail
Nobody re-reads the file before picking up
Does not explain their own matter again
The promise is on the record, not in somebody's head
Gets the thing they were promised on Tuesday
The write-up is done when the meeting ends
Has the note the same day, not next week

The report is ready when you are.

What came in, what was answered, what is still waiting and what it was worth. Your own week, or the whole firm’s month.

A sample WasilX report for Harbour & Vale, an invented firm, over 30 days: what a pilot would prove before rollout, nine enquiries captured, seven recovered, seven booked, and £12,600 of value recovered at the front door.

Sample data, on an invented firm. Your own numbers replace these from day one.

From the demo calls

What lawyers said when we showed them.

Said on demo calls rather than written for us. Unnamed at their request and described by role. Nothing is edited beyond the marked cuts.

“I know what I have missed, but I cannot locate it. So rather than dig up everything: what was that last email, what was the last thing I had to do, what did we agree. [This would] save me going back on emails.”

Adil Hussain, Partner · Legal 500 Hall of Fame

“It is not going to replace any humans. It is more like a smoothing of a transaction.”

“Fantastic. Honestly, fantastic. Seems revolutionary. That is all I can say.”

Senior associate, UK law firm

“The client WhatsApps me, which we hate, because then it is never filed anywhere. I have to first check my emails, then check my WhatsApps… But that platform [WasilX], where it puts everything in one screen chronologically and tells you where it came from, that is a huge improvement.”

Senior associate, top 10 global law firm

Two places the work goes missing.

Before the matter exists, the firm needs speed and fit. Once the matter is moving, the fee-earner needs context. WasilX keeps both on one record anyone on the matter can check.

In 2024 Clio secret-shopped 500 law firms, contacting each one by phone and by email as a prospective client would. This is what happened, and it is why we built WasilX.
40%
of firms answered a call from a prospective client
20%
of the firms that missed one ever rang back
33%
replied to an email enquiry
64%
of prospective clients heard nothing at all

Source: Clio Legal Trends Report, 2024.

Front-door pressure

Prospective clients move while the firm is still deciding who owns the reply.

The first response needs source, urgency, owner and next action, not a message in another inbox.

Answering the phone is easy. Knowing who is ringing and what you promised them is not.

An answering service hands you another transcript. WasilX tells you who is ringing, what they want, who owns it and what is now late.

01

Recognise

Number, email and matter context point to the right person before anyone invents a name.

02

Attach

Calls, messages, meetings and tasks sit against the record a colleague can inspect.

03

Ask

Cam can answer what changed, what was promised and what is due, with the source beside it.

The WasilX contacts table: one row per person with number, email, matters and last activity.

Example record

Claire Bennett

Third contact since March. Cam confirmed who was calling, then picked up from the last conversation.

Invented client. Demo data, never a real matter.

One person
6 contacts, 4 channels
Attached to
Matter, by a fee-earner
Every answer
Cites the row it read

Controls legal teams can inspect before rollout.

Three things a risk partner can check before anyone at the firm uses it.

Sources
Answers show the record they used.
Approval
Client-facing work waits for a person.
Access
Matter permissions shape what Cam can read.
Read confidentiality controls

The questions firms ask before they trust the workflow.

Which calls Cam takes, what happens when you are in court, how a transfer works, and how quickly a pilot starts.

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