AfterCrash.AI Intake & Growth Platform
Platform overview

A focused operating layer for personal injury intake.

AfterCrash brings the firm’s branded intake, inquiry pipeline, and consultation handoff into one multi-tenant SaaS platform.

Purpose-built

Phase 1 capabilities being built now

The foundation prioritizes firm-owned intake and secure operations before adding broader growth and client-experience tooling.

AI intake assistant

Firm-controlled intake, approved FAQ responses, document requests, and human escalation without legal advice.

Versioned workflows

Structured questions, consent checkpoints, and conditional paths tied to the exact version each inquiry completed.

Lead pipeline

A firm-owned view of new inquiries, assignments, notes, tasks, stages, and communication history.

Basic consultations

Move qualified inquiries toward phone, video, or office consultations with a clear staff handoff.

Firm branding

Keep the practice brand primary across its intake experience while AfterCrash powers the technology.

Security foundation

Organization isolation, access controls, signed integrations, auditability, and secure handling patterns.

Phase 1 · Currently building

Phase 1 is under active development. Availability can vary by customer and should be confirmed during a demo.

Phase 1 · Building now

  • Branded AI intake
  • Firm-owned lead pipeline
  • Basic consultations
  • Starter and Growth subscriptions
  • Core security gates

Phase 2 · Planned next

  • Landing-page builder
  • Campaigns and attribution
  • Custom domains
  • Expanded SMS automation
  • AI receptionist workflows

Phase 3 · Planned later

  • Firm-branded client portal
  • Secure messaging and documents
  • Approved matter updates
  • Optional recovery timeline
  • Case-status assistant

Phase 2 and Phase 3 items are roadmap capabilities, not claims of current availability. Marketplace and clinic modules are not part of the default product.

Build a better front door for your practice.

Tell us how your team handles new inquiries today. We'll show you where AfterCrash fits—and where it does not.