Urgent matters lost to a contact form
Time-sensitive cases get a call back the same day; your team gets an alert with what it's about.
Signal for accountants and lawyers
The urgent case gets a call today, the rest a guide
A dismissal, a tax deadline, a dispute: some visitors need you today and leave if all they find is a contact form. Others are months away and fill your calendar with free first calls. Signal asks what it's about and how urgent it is.
Our general demo: a service business's website with Signal running for real. The idea works the same on yours.
Where it helps
Free first calls that go nowhere
Early-stage visitors get your guide or checklist by email, so your consultations go to people ready to instruct you.
Marketing you can't measure
See which pages and channels bring the clients who book, not just traffic.
Questions it might ask
- “What's it about?”
- “How urgent is it?”
- “Are you a business or a private client?”
Next steps it can offer
- Call me back today
- Book a first consultation
- Email me the checklist
Examples. You write your own, or the setup wizard suggests them from your website.
Questions
Can visitors describe their case?
Signal asks short multiple-choice questions, not for details of the case. Visitors share specifics with you directly, in the call or the chat, never with an AI model.
We already have a chat on our site.
Signal doesn't wait for someone to type. It asks one short question when it matters and offers the right step; you can keep your chat, or use Signal's for questions you answer yourself.
How does it handle privacy?
It's built for EU rules: no IP-based company lookups, contact details only with the visitor's consent, and every visitor's data can be exported or deleted on request.
Signal for your business
We'll set it up with you, in shadow mode first, so you see what it would do before your visitors do.