A prospective client who gets no answer calls another firm the same day. Digital Evolution installs a phone line that qualifies the call, books the meeting and passes it on — without ever giving a word of legal advice.
Book a free auditThree numbers, no email address to hand over. The whole calculation is shown.
They are shown and editable. Nothing is hidden inside the result.
Deliberately cautious: a missed call is not a lost customer. Many people call back, dial the wrong number, or were never going to buy.
Estimated yearly loss
€336,000
around €28,000 a month
The calculation
16 calls/day × 35% unanswered × 250 days × 20% genuinely winnable × €1,200 per job
An estimate built from the values you just entered. It is not a promise, and not a figure observed at one of our clients — it is arithmetic you can redo by hand.
Book a free auditWhat people ask us
Around 35% of incoming calls go unanswered. On a first contact that is often final: the person calls the next firm.
Clio Legal Trends Report, via getaira.io — collected in September 2026. A market benchmark, not our result.
Never. It identifies what the request is about, checks it falls within your practice areas, offers a meeting and passes it on. Anything substantive goes to the solicitor.
The agent stays on the administrative layer: identity, contact details, stated matter, time slot. It opens no file and keeps nothing beyond what is needed to pass the call on.
Yes. You define your practice areas and your area; the agent politely redirects what falls outside them, rather than costing you a meeting slot.
Seven days between the audit and the first call answered.
The phone line is included in the Standard (€590/month) and Complete (€890/month) tiers, on a 3-month commitment. A 30-day pilot, from €290 to €490, lets you start with no subscription committed.
Digital Evolution is based in Paris and London. Installation and follow-up are done remotely: the firm has nothing to change about how it works on go-live day.
Digital Evolutioncontact@digital-evolution.frThirty minutes to count the hours during which your firm cannot be reached.
