AI Receptionist for Clio — Client Intake and Call Answering That Syncs to Your Practice

WildRun uses the Clio API to log new contacts and matter summaries directly into Clio Manage at the end of each intake call. The attorney opens Clio and finds the contact pre-populated with intake information — no manual data entry from a phone message or sticky note.

It runs a practical pre-screen: collects the prospective client's name, matter type, and opposing party names before the first billable attorney call. The conflict check is against the information Clio has — a full conflict analysis still requires attorney review, but the agent ensures you have the data to do it quickly.

The agent identifies urgency signals (time-sensitive filings, criminal matters, emergency hearings, custody emergencies) and routes the call immediately — text to the on-call attorney, callback protocol, or a direct transfer to an after-hours line based on your firm's protocol. Routine inquiries get handled without escalation.

The primary integration is Clio Manage for contact and matter logging. Clio Grow handles client onboarding and intake forms on the client-facing side; WildRun handles the phone intake conversation that feeds into that pipeline. The two complement each other — WildRun answers the call, Clio Grow manages the follow-on client relationship.

The agent is designed to gather information and route appropriately — it doesn't give legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. The intake call collects facts and confirms consultation scheduling; the attorney establishes the relationship. Your bar's RPCs on client communications still require attorney review of the conflict check and engagement terms, which the agent facilitates rather than replaces.

Plans start at $497/month flat. Most law firms recover that cost from a single new client captured from an after-hours intake call that would have gone to voicemail. See /pricing for the full plan comparison.