Legal

Appointments are scheduled.
Few are ready.

The documents may not have arrived. The engagement letter may not be signed. The ID may be missing.

As your appointment preparation agent, Treffa chases deadlines and documents with clients — so hour one is the conversation, not the scramble.

The problem

Clients arrive without signed engagement letters or required identity documents

Paralegals manually follow up on missing documents before consultations

The first hour becomes salvage work—not the consultation itself

Some rough numbers

Incomplete files, chasing clients for scans or ID, and rework when paperwork lands late. You feel it throughout the week whether or not it shows up cleanly in realization.

The lost time is still real for the firm.

What might that add up to for you?

20
15%
10 minutes

Weekly, from those sliders

3 under-prepared starts per week × 10 min each → ~0.5 hrs/week

Roughly, from what you entered above:

€433 per month

0.5 hours per week

156 appointments per year that start without the documents

Qualifying practice areas

LitigationReal estate & property lawImmigrationCorporate & M&ATax advisoryIP & patent law

How Treffa solves this

Treffa reminds clients about deadlines. Your team decides what happens — while there's still time.

Define requirements per appointment type

Engagement letters, identity documents, prior correspondence, intake forms — made explicit and enforced automatically.

Automated client reminders

SMS, email, and WhatsApp reminders with upload links. No client portal login required.

Staff escalation before the appointment

Incomplete preparation is flagged 48h before the slot. Paralegals decide — override, reschedule, or dismiss.

Example

An immigration firm requires identity documents, completed intake forms, and prior correspondence for every initial consultation. Treffa sends the client a preparation link and chases automatically. 48 hours before the appointment, the intake form is still incomplete — Treffa escalates to the paralegal team. It's resolved before the day. Before the consultation, the attorney receives a briefing: document summary, case background, open questions flagged for the appointment. The first hour is the case, not the intake.

Make yours ready.