Precident

Built so no enquiry goes cold.

We're building the intake engine that answers Australian law firms' enquiries in seconds, books the consult, and follows up until the client signs.

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What we believe

The principles we build on.

01

Response beats everything else

A firm that answers in sixty seconds beats a firm with a better website. We build for speed first, features second.

02

The firm stays in control

Precident answers and books. Your team makes every judgement call, from the first reply to the signed engagement.

03

Simple beats clever

A busy practice manager should trust it on day one. We obsess over calm and effortless, not flashy.

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Mission

Stop firms losing clients to a slow reply.

Most firms take an average of 47 hours to respond to a new enquiry. By then the caller has usually rung the next firm on the list. Our mission is to close that gap to sixty seconds, book the consultation automatically, and keep following up until the client signs, so your team spends its time on matters that need a lawyer, not on chasing a callback.

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Vision

A world where no enquiry waits for an answer.

We picture a future where every Australian firm, from a sole practitioner to a multi-office practice, answers a new enquiry the moment it lands, day or night. No voicemail, no promise to call back tomorrow, no lead lost because nobody picked up.

The team

The people behind Precident.

We are a small, Australian-owned team based in Sydney, heads-down with our founding firms. We live in legal intake and care about response speed more than most: a call answered in sixty seconds instead of a voicemail is the difference between a client signed and a client lost. Closing that gap is close to the whole company.

Never let another lead go cold.

Connect your calendar and phone number, and Precident starts answering enquiries within days, no code required.

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