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RetainerBooked

For two to five offices

Every caller reaches
the right office and attorney
Every caller, the right office

RetainerBooked is intake software and multi-location law firm marketing for US firms with 1 to 10 lawyers and more than one office, for a single flat fee each month. Each office gets its own number, calendar, web page and Google profile.

  • A number and calendar for each office
  • Same intake questions everywhere
  • Reports by office and source
Front-desk receptionist at a firm's second office putting a caller through to the right attorney.
A RetainerBooked notice: a call to the Dayton office's own number rang that office's estate planning attorney and booked a consultation.

Live in 14 daysOne kickoff for every office

  • Confidential and encrypted intake answers
  • Office calendars
  • Numbers per office
  • Reviews per office
  • Shared inbox
  • Calls recorded, transcribed

Tuesday, 4:40

Two offices, one voicemail box nobody owns

A caller dials your Dayton office at 4:40 on a Tuesday. The front desk there left at 4:30. The call rolls to the voicemail box both offices share, and on Wednesday each office thinks the other called back. With RetainerBooked, a call to the Dayton number tries the Dayton desk, then your intake team, then the AI receptionist, which says it is your firm's AI assistant and sets a consultation on the Dayton calendar.

A 4:40 p.m. call to the Dayton office's number that rang the Dayton desk, then the intake team, then reached the AI receptionist, which booked a meeting on the Dayton calendar.
  • Shared voicemail
  • Guesswork
  • Two callback lists
  • Office desk first
  • Intake team next
  • Booked in Dayton

Every office

Every office asks the same intake questions

A caller in Dayton books a Dayton attorney, and one in Columbus books in Columbus. The questions, the texts and the retainer read the same at both.

RetainerBooked · Consultations

Thursday’s calendars for the Dayton and Columbus offices side by side, with Mark Haldeman’s Dayton booking open.
Dayton, Thursday

Caller's phone · Pick an office

The booking page on a caller’s phone asking for the Columbus office, the Dayton office or video, with Dayton and Thursday at 10:30 picked.

Every office, its own calendar

The booking page asks for Columbus, Dayton or video first, then shows that office's attorneys and open times, synced with each one's Google or Outlook calendar.

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Callers

Texts from their own office

What a Dayton caller's phone shows, from the first missed call to the review request.

Caller's phone· From the office they called

  • Tuesday· 4:40 p.m.

    A text back from the firm's Dayton office number a minute after a missed call, with that office's booking link.

    Text from Dayton

    The caller hangs up before the Dayton desk answers. Inside a minute a text arrives from the Dayton number, with that office's booking link.

  • Wednesday· The day before

    A reminder text from RetainerBooked Law Group's Dayton office with the street address, parking and the attorney's name, and nothing about the case.

    Reminder with the address

    It gives the Dayton street address, parking tips and the attorney's name, never what the consultation is about.

  • Later· Matter closed

    A past client's phone with one text linking to the Dayton office's own Google profile for a review.

    Dayton's reviews

    Once the matter is closed, a single text links the client to the Dayton office's Google profile for a review, so each office earns its own stars.

Setup

Each office set up by day 14

A single kickoff with your partners, then we build each office's number, calendar and page and train its staff.

  1. We map offices

    At kickoff we list each office's address, hours and attorneys, plus the practice areas each one takes.

    Your partlist each office and attorney

  2. Numbers and calendars

    We set up a tracking number and calendar per office, the phone menu with an option for each, and your shared intake questions.

    Your partsend each office's numbers

  3. Office pages, profiles and training

    Our writers draft each office's page, with its address, hours and a booking button, and we set up or clean up its Google Business Profile. Training follows for every front desk, your intake team and the office manager.

    Your partokay each office's web page

  4. Each office switches on

    By day 14 every office's line, calendar and page are live. Porting an old number or texting approval can run longer.

    Your parttest call each office

Nothing is charged per office

Office setup

Every office, day 14

8 of 28 done

1We map officesDoneIn progressUp next

  • Office addresses, hours and parking noted
  • Attorneys matched to their offices
  • Practice areas each office takes noted down
  • Shared intake questions agreed once
  • Current numbers for every office
  • Old inquiry lists from each office sent over

2Numbers and calendarsDoneIn progressUp next

  • Tracking numbers ordered, one per office
  • Main line menu with an option per office
  • Office and video calendars built
  • Each attorney's hours set by office
  • Round-robin turned on
  • Office field on cards
  • Ring order set: office desk, intake team, AI receptionist
  • Office address added to reminders

3Office pages, profiles and trainingDoneIn progressUp next

  • Each office's page drafted, with directions, for your okay
  • Each office's Google listing checked
  • Review links set per office
  • Roles assigned
  • Each front desk rehearses a transfer, a text back and a booking
  • Intake team trained on the shared board
  • Reports by office walked through

4Each office switches onDoneIn progressUp next

  • Your numbers ported, or forwarded until each port is done
  • Texting approval requested
  • We dial every line once
  • A test client sent across to your case software
  • Office pages go live
  • First report
  • Go-live call

Bring your partners and numbers

On the demo, we sketch how each office's calls would ring, which calendar each attorney books from and how reports split by office. One flat monthly bill covers the firm: its size depends on who signs in, never on the office count.

Managing partner leafing through last month's agency report at her desk, ready to set it beside ours.
A RetainerBooked notice saying each of the firm's three offices has its calls routed to its own team.

Offices in step

  • Wesley T., managing partner of a personal injury firm in Tulsa.
    Wesley T.Managing partner, PI firm, Tulsa
    Both desksanswer first

    Our Broken Arrow office used to forward everything to Tulsa. Now each office's calls ring its own desk first, and nothing waits overnight.

  • Beatrice V., founding attorney of a family law firm in Sacramento.
    Beatrice V.Founding attorney, Sacramento
    Week oneRoseville booking

    Our Roseville office opened in April. Its page, phone number and booking calendar were up the week we moved in.

  • Rashad W., a criminal defense attorney in Atlanta.
    Rashad W.Criminal defense attorney, Atlanta
    Weekendsboth numbers answered

    My partner works from Decatur and I work downtown. A weekend arrest call to either number gets answered and booked with one of us.

  • Harriet B., office manager at an estate planning firm in Grand Rapids.
    Harriet B.Office manager, Grand Rapids
    One reportfor both offices

    I used to merge two spreadsheets every month. Now the report puts Grand Rapids and Holland next to each other.

  • Esteban R., a solo immigration attorney in El Paso.
    Esteban R.Immigration attorney, solo firm, El Paso
    Two citiessame booking page

    I see clients in El Paso on Mondays and Las Cruces on Thursdays. Callers book the right city without asking me.

  • Lorena F., intake manager at a personal injury firm in Phoenix.
    Lorena F.Intake manager, PI firm, Phoenix
    Same scriptat every office

    Mesa and Phoenix callers answer the same questions now, so my team trains once.

Office questions

Answers for multi-office firms

Type price, Google or reports, or tap a topic to filter the list.

8 questions

Do calls ring the office they dialed?

Yes. Each office's number rings that desk, and the main line's menu has an option per office. Today's numbers can be ported or forwarded.

Can we see every office?

Yes. Partners and managers see every office, and each report splits by office.

One price for every office?

Yes, one flat bill for the firm. All of it is on every plan, and the price depends on how many of your people sign in, with the first tier at $97 a month. Adding an office adds nothing unless more people log in.

How many offices fit?

It's set up for two to five offices. If 11 or more of your people sign in, we quote a price.

Can callers pick their office?

Yes. They choose an office or video before a time, and the AI receptionist asks which office suits them too.

What about our case software?

It stays. Signed clients from every office go across to it through a connector.

Are intake answers kept confidential?

Yes. Confidential and encrypted, processed only for your firm, never sold.

Google profile per office?

Yes, with its own hours, photos and posts.

Partners often ask

Ask Quinn

Quinn Hadley can map how calls, calendars and reports would work across your offices, using your own numbers and attorneys.

Quinn HadleyAccount manager

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