Intake that answers in seconds and documents consent at every step. Built for law firms and regulated operations where a fast follow-up without a paper trail is a liability, not a win.
The short version: Wholesale AI builds compliance-first intake automation for law firms and regulated businesses. It captures and timestamps consent, maintains a full audit trail of every contact, qualifies the inquiry, and routes it to the right person. The design assumption is that you may one day have to prove exactly what was said, when, and with whose permission.
Move too slowly and the client hires someone else. Move fast without documentation and you've built a liability generator. Most automation only solves the first one.
of inquiries that become clients. Speed fixes one end of that. Consent handling fixes the other. Read the piece →
the year-over-year surge. The question in discovery is always whether you can prove consent, not whether you meant well. Read the piece →
all-party consent jurisdictions. A national intake process that ignores this is a national exposure. Read the piece →
Scoped to what your audit finds. You don't buy all of it on day one, and we'll tell you which piece pays first.
Express written consent recorded at the point of contact, tied to the channel and the language actually shown, and stored so it can be produced later without a scramble.
Every message, every automated action, every handoff, logged immutably. If you have to reconstruct the file two years from now, it reconstructs.
The inquiry gets triaged against your criteria and routed to the right attorney or case manager with the facts already gathered, not a callback request.
Anything that touches legal advice, fee discussion, or a case-status commitment gates on a person. The AI does intake. It doesn't practice law.
We measure what's true today before anything turns on, then instrument every conversation the AI touches so you see the same dashboard we do. Pricing ties to the one metric we agreed to move. That's what lets us price on results instead of hours, and it's why we start with a paid audit instead of a guess.
No, and that distinction is built into how it behaves. It handles intake, qualification, scheduling, and status logistics. Anything approaching advice, fees, or case commitments routes to a human. We're not lawyers and we don't build things that pretend to be.
Jurisdiction-aware by design. The consent language and the recording behavior change based on where the contact is, because an eleven-state felony exposure is not something to handle with a single global setting.
That's the point of the build. Consent is captured with the exact language shown, the channel, and the timestamp, and it exports.
Compliance-first intake is scoped individually and sits at a premium tier, because the audit and consent architecture is the majority of the work. It starts with the AI Operations Audit at $2,500 to $15,000, credited toward the build.
Every number above links to the piece that carries the citation. We publish the analysis we work from so you can check it.
We'll come back with a tool you can try, usually within a few days. No pitch deck, just a working thing.