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We automate your intake, so you can handle more cases.

Jurova takes every new client's whole story, checks every name for conflicts and gives it to the right lawyer the same day. Your team stops writing up calls, and your lawyers know the case before the first conversation.

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The Jurova portal: new clients on the left, a family matter's memo in the middle, the decision on the right.

The problem

People call a lawyer on the worst days of their lives.

They don't know which details matter, so they tell your team everything, in no particular order.

A new client calls first thing in the morning. Your receptionist answers. She has just separated, and it is the worst month of her life.

Your receptionist spends half an hour on the phone with her, then part of the afternoon typing up the notes: the house, the children, the order already in place. Her husband's name is in there somewhere.

The notes reach a lawyer the next day. The lawyer calls her back to ask what was missed. Only then does anyone run his name for conflicts.

A day and a half in, two people at your firm have heard her story, and nobody has given her any advice yet.

With Jurova

TodayA day or two before a lawyer sees it
  • Someone at your firm takes the call, writes it up and chases what is missing.
  • The names are checked by hand, after people have heard the story.
  • Calls at night, at lunch and on weekends go to voicemail.
  • Every person asks different questions.
With JurovaThe same day
  • The client tells the whole story on your website or on the phone, at any hour.
  • Jurova asks your firm's own questions, every time.
  • Every name is checked before anyone at your firm reads it.
  • The right lawyer reads one page and decides. Accept sends your booking link.

So your team stops writing up calls, and the first conversation starts with advice.

Why we built Jurova

I once spent three hours in a law firm's lobby, writing my whole story out by hand on blank paper.

When I finally met the lawyer, he pulled out a list of questions, without asking for my pages, and we spent 45 minutes going through everything again while he took notes. The whole time I was thinking: you had these questions all along. Why couldn't you send them to me before I came in?

That firm had the right questions. They just gave them to me three hours too late. So we built Jurova: your client answers your questions before you meet, and you read the answers first.

Yusuf Abourawi
Yusuf AbourawiCo-founder, Jurova

What your client does

Your client tells their story on your website.

Jurova runs on your own site, under your firm's name. Your client picks how to tell it: a voice note, or a short written form. They can speak in up to 80 languages, and you read it in English.

They press record and talk, in their own words and their own language. Jurova writes it down.

Your FirmLLP+1 (555) 010-0123
What happened
We're listening. Take your time.
0:41
Email to you: a new client is waitingDana Whitfield · Family matter

A made-up client. These are the screens your clients see.

The conflict check

Every name is checked before anyone at your firm reads the story.

Once you've heard a story, you can't un-hear it. So Jurova checks the names first, and keeps the story closed if anything matches.

  1. 01Your client confirms who is involved.After telling her story, Dana sees the people Jurova heard in it, her husband Mark Whitfield, and checks the spelling. She can add anyone missing.
  2. 02Jurova checks every name against your records.Your conflict list, with the people you acted for and the people you acted against, and every earlier inquiry, whether that person was the client or the other side.
  3. 03If nothing matches, the memo opens as usual.A line on the memo records what was checked and when.
  4. 04If a name matches, the story stays closed.Nobody at your firm can read a word of it until a lawyer decides. You see only the names and what they matched. "There is a conflict" declines it with the same ten-second Undo, the client is never told why, and the story is deleted after 30 days.

If the check can't run for any reason, the matter is held for you. It is never let through unchecked.

Needs your conflict check

Before you read the story

A name in this inquiry matches your records. The story stays closed until you decide.

Who is involved
DWDana Whitfieldthe prospective client
MWMark Whitfieldthe other side · spouse
The match
Mark Whitfield matches Mark WhitfieldSame name · in your conflict list, acted for

Your press is recorded with your name and the time. Continue: the memo opens. Conflict: they get the firm's usual decline message and never a reason; the story is sealed and deleted after 30 days; the names and this record stay.

What your portal shows for this client. Try the buttons.

What you see

You read one page in your portal, then you decide.

Every new client lands in your portal with a priority and a one-page memo. You accept, refer or decline in one click. Nothing is sent until you press, and every decision waits ten seconds so you can undo it.

JurovaIntake dashboard

Dana Whitfield

Prospective client · Voice note · Today, 2:51 p.m.

Matter
Separated in March. Husband wants to list the house this month.
They want
To know what she is allowed to do about the house.
Key date
This monthMark plans to list the house
Where
Hamilton, Ontario
Other side
Mark Whitfield, her husband
Done so far
She has not agreed to a sale.
Files
2 files: Temporary order.pdf, Photo 1.jpg
Their questions
2, below

From Dana Whitfield's account, as given. Nothing below is verified.

What happened

Sale of the family home while a temporary order is in place.

  • Separated March 2026. Mark moved out.
  • Children with Dana during the week.
  • Temporary order about the house, July 2026.
  • Mark wants to list the house this month.
  • Order and a photo of his message attached.

Dates

March 2026

Dana and Mark separated. Mark moved out.

July 2026

The court made a temporary order about the house.

This month

Mark said he wants to list the house.

Who is involved

  • DWDana WhitfieldProspective clientNo match
  • MWMark WhitfieldHer husband · the other sideThey confirmed this after the story.No match

Screened on the names they confirmed after the story against your conflict list (14) and 23 earlier inquiries, today, 2:51 p.m.: no match on the prospective client or the other side.

Their questions

Typed by Dana Whitfield

  1. 1.What will it cost?
  2. 2.Can he sell the house without my agreement?

They were told a lawyer reads these before anyone meets.

What they said

Voice noteSpoken in English

Said by Dana Whitfield

We separated in March. My husband moved out, and the kids are with me during the week. In July the court made a temporary order about the house. Now he wants to sell it, and he wants to list it this month. I don't know what I'm allowed to do.

Follow-up questions 2

Asked 1

What is your husband's full legal name?

Said by Dana Whitfield

Mark Whitfield.

Asked 2

Where did this happen (city, province or state, country)?

Said by Dana Whitfield

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

Details

This month · Mark plans to list the house
In her words, this month.

For the firm only. Nothing about whether a period has run has been assessed or said to them.

She has not agreed to a sale.

Temporary order.pdf212 KB

Photo 1.jpg640 KB

Nothing sent.

Your decision

Not decided yetHigh priority

No lawyer yet · the admins see it

Each choice emails and texts the prospective client. You have 10 seconds to undo.

Powered by Jurova

Try it: press Accept, then Send booking link.

Made-up clients. This is the real portal layout.

Your team

Your team gets back to legal work.

Your receptionist, assistants and law clerks stop typing up calls, chasing details and running names. Jurova does the intake, and they spend that time on legal work.

No more writing up calls

The story arrives written, with your firm's questions answered and the client's own words under it.

No names run by hand

Every person in the story is checked against your conflict list and every earlier inquiry, before anyone at your firm reads it.

Nights and weekends covered

Clients tell their story on your website at any hour, and Jurova answers your phone when your team can't. The morning starts with it done.

The same questions, every time

Every new client is asked your firm's own questions, whoever is on shift and whatever language the client speaks.

Their own logins

Your team reads every matter and keeps each one moving. Only a lawyer accepts, refers or declines.

Partners see every number

How many came in, how many you accepted, how many reached a consultation and how many became clients, by practice and by lawyer.

Nobody is replaced. The same day, the right lawyer reads one page and decides.

What it will not do

Jurova takes the story. Everything a lawyer does stays with you.

It will not give legal advice.

It never tells anyone whether they have a case, what it is worth or how it will turn out.

It will not decide who you take on.

You accept, refer or decline. Nothing about your decision reaches the client until you press.

It will not stop urgent clients from calling you.

Your phone number stays at the top of every screen, and every client is told to call your firm if it can't wait.

It will not make anyone your client.

Every screen says that sending their story does not create a lawyer-client relationship.

Where your clients' stories are kept

Every firm gets its own encrypted database, on SOC 2 Type II certified infrastructure, and your clients' stories are never used to train AI models.

Questions lawyers ask us.

It writes down what your client said and asks once about what is missing. Their own words sit one tap under every memo, so you can check any line against them. And every outcome is yours to decide.

Into your firm's own encrypted database, on SOC 2 Type II certified infrastructure. To write the memo and transcribe a voice note, the story passes through our AI providers, which do not train on it. It is never sold or shared.

Most firms do. A form takes a message. Jurova takes the whole story: it asks what is missing, confirms who is involved, checks the names, and hands you one page.

Keep them. Your number stays on every screen. Jurova takes the story, asks your questions and checks the names, so your people stop writing up calls. When they are busy or gone for the day, Jurova answers the phone and takes the story.

We set it up for you, on your own site, under your firm's name and colours. There is nothing to install and nothing for your staff to learn first.

Your client can speak in up to 80 languages, and you read the memo in English.

Less time on intake.
More time on paid legal work.

Book a short call. We'll show you a memo from a case like the ones you take.

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