Legal intake, intelligently handled

Every enquiry, properly understood before you pick up the phone.

LegalPoint assistants hold a structured first conversation with your prospective clients — then hand your advisers a clear, ready-to-use summary.

No sign-up for your clients. Available by chat, voice or video, any time of day.

EOT Intake Assistant Listening
AssistantWho owns the company, and is anyone on the share register related to you?
Just family, really — I have 55%, my brother and his wife hold the other 45%. So no outside shareholders to worry about.
AssistantThat family link is actually the thing to check. For EOT relief, close relatives count as “connected persons,” so their 45% is treated together with your 55% — one block of 100%. The rules don’t let that same connected group keep control after the sale, so we’ll want your adviser to confirm the structure works before you go ahead. Flagging it now so it isn’t a surprise later.
Adviser-ready summary
SchemeEOT — eligibility
Ownership3 shareholders · 55 / 45
⚑ FlagConnected persons — control test
Next stepAdviser to review
How it helps

A better first conversation, every time

01

Never miss an enquiry

Every prospective client is welcomed and heard the moment they arrive — not left waiting for a callback.

02

Better-prepared first calls

Your advisers begin the first real conversation already briefed on the facts that matter.

03

Available any time

Day or night, weekday or weekend — the assistant is ready whenever your client is.

04

A dashboard, ready to go

Every summary lands in your LegalPoint dashboard out of the box — and if you already run a CRM or case-management system, it flows straight into that too.

Two specialist assistants

Choose the conversation your clients need

Each assistant is built for a single UK scheme — so the questions are precise, relevant, and genuinely useful to your team.

Employee Ownership Trusts

The EOT eligibility & intake assistant

Walks a business owner through whether a sale to an Employee Ownership Trust is likely to qualify — with a close eye on the control test and connected-party traps.

  • Ownership, shareholders & connected persons
  • The 51% trust control test
  • Trading status & the numbers
  • Succession — who runs it next
  • The owner's goals & timing
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Enterprise Management Incentives

The EMI options intake assistant

Helps a company test whether it can grant tax-advantaged EMI share options — checking the qualifying conditions before anyone spends money on a scheme.

  • Company qualifying conditions (size, assets, trade)
  • Excluded activities check
  • Who can receive options & working-time test
  • Valuation & the £250k / £3m limits
  • Structure & timing
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In practice

It catches the things a quick call would miss

A real EMI example: the assistant spots two qualifying problems before anyone spends money on a scheme.

EMI Options Assistant Listening
AssistantWhat does the company actually do, and roughly how many people work in it?
We develop and licence our own software — about 30 staff. We also own the freehold offices and let two floors to other businesses, which brings in decent rent.
AssistantThe software side fits EMI well. The property letting is the part to check — receiving rent from land or buildings is an “excluded activity,” and if it becomes a substantial part of what the company does, it can stop the whole company qualifying. Worth quantifying that rental income for your adviser.
One of the people we'd want to include is a co-founder who only does about 6 hours a week now.
AssistantThat's the second thing to flag. To hold EMI options, someone generally has to work at least 25 hours a week, or 75% of their working time, for the company. At 6 hours they likely wouldn't qualify — so we'll note that for your adviser too.
Adviser-ready summary
SchemeEMI — eligibility
TradeOwn-software dev & licensing
Headcount~30 employees
⚑ FlagProperty letting — excluded activity
⚑ FlagWorking-time test (~6 hrs)
To confirmRent as % of activity
Next stepAdviser review before set-up

Every summary is structured the same way — facts captured, issues flagged, and a clear next step — so whoever picks it up at your firm knows exactly where things stand.

For your firm

It runs as your firm's assistant — not ours

LegalPoint embeds on your site, branded to you. Your firm stays the client relationship and the data controller. We're the engine behind it.

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  • White-labelled to your brand

    Your name, your colours, your tone. Clients experience it as part of your firm.

  • Your firm is the data controller

    The conversation belongs to you. LegalPoint processes it on your instruction — nothing more.

  • Your dashboard, or theirs

    Summaries land in your LegalPoint dashboard by default, so you’re live from day one. Already have a CRM or case-management system? We connect to it, so the summary turns up where your team already works.

  • Triage, not advice

    The assistant gathers facts and flags issues. Your advisers make the calls. A human is always in the loop.

How it works

From first hello to a summary you can act on

Three simple steps. No effort for your client, no extra work for your team.

1

Your client starts talking

From your website or a simple link — by chat, voice or video. Nothing to download, no account to create.

2

The assistant asks the right questions

In the right order, listening carefully and digging deeper where the detail genuinely matters.

3

Your adviser gets a clear summary

An organised, ready-to-use record lands for review — so the first real conversation starts well ahead.

Data & security

Built for a profession that takes confidentiality seriously

The questions a careful firm asks first — answered up front.

Hosted in the EU

Client conversations are processed and stored on EU infrastructure, encrypted in transit and at rest.

Your firm controls the data

The firm is the data controller; LegalPoint acts as processor under a data-processing agreement.

Never used to train models

Client content is used to run your assistant — not to train the underlying AI, and not shared.

Consent before the conversation

Clients enter their own information with your privacy notice visible and accepted before they start.

A human always decides

The assistant triages and flags. It does not give advice or make automated decisions about anyone.

Aligned with the rules that apply

Designed around UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, professional confidentiality, and the EU AI Act.

Why not just a general chatbot

The model is the easy part. The value is everything around it.

 
A general chatbot
LegalPoint
Accuracy
Confidently invents thresholds and deadlines.
Grounded in the actual scheme rules; shows its working; says when it is unsure.
Knows what to ask
Answers only the question you put to it.
Runs a structured intake; pulls out the facts a client would not think to mention.
Data & confidentiality
Data may leave your control or train the model.
Consent-based, EU-hosted, not used for training; your firm stays the controller.
Workflow
Gives you a transcript to re-key.
Writes a triaged summary into your LegalPoint dashboard — or your own CRM if you have one.
Working together

What a pilot looks like

A low-commitment way to see it working with your own enquiries before you decide anything bigger.

1

A short scoping call

We learn how enquiries reach you today, which scheme to start with, and where you'd want the summaries to land.

2

A branded assistant, live for your firm

We set up the assistant in your firm's name and put it on a link or your site, so real or test enquiries can flow through it.

3

You review the summaries

Your advisers see exactly what they'd receive on a live enquiry, and we refine the questions and output together before any wider roll-out.

Questions firms ask

The things you're probably wondering

Can't see yours? Ask us directly on a short call.

Is the assistant giving legal or tax advice?

No. It runs a structured first conversation and flags the issues worth checking, then hands a summary to your advisers. It doesn't give advice or make decisions about anyone's matter — your qualified team always does that.

Who is the data controller?

Your firm. The assistant is deployed on your behalf and the conversation belongs to you. LegalPoint acts as your data processor, handling the data only on your documented instructions under a data-processing agreement.

How do we actually receive the summaries?

Every summary lands in your LegalPoint dashboard out of the box, so you're up and running from day one. If you already run a CRM or case-management system, we can deliver the summary straight into that too — no re-keying.

Can it be branded as our firm?

Yes. It's white-labelled — your name, your colours, your tone — so clients experience it as part of your firm, not a third-party tool. We're the engine behind it.

How is client data kept secure?

Conversations are processed and stored on EU infrastructure, encrypted in transit and at rest, with role-based access. Client content is used to run your assistant — never to train the underlying AI models, and never sold or shared for advertising. See our Privacy & Data Handling notice for the detail.

What does it cost to try?

The best starting point is a short pilot scoped to your firm. Tell us a little about how enquiries reach you today and we'll talk you through the options on a 20-minute call.

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See it the way your clients will

Open an assistant and have the conversation yourself — it is the quickest way to understand what your advisers would receive.