Documents and signing

The file gets finished without your team chasing it.

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After the consult, someone has to collect the police report, the photos, the insurance card and a signed retainer. BookedBack follows up by text until each one is in.

What is documents and signing?

Documents and signing covers the paperwork between a booked consult and a signed client.

It does two jobs. Document follow-up asks the client for what the file needs: the police report, photos, the insurance card and medical records. Retainer follow-up sends your retainer for e-signature and reminds the client until it is signed.

Both run by text, in your firm’s name. Your team sees what is in and what is still missing.

BookedBack · Dana W. · file LIVE
Consult held Monday · 3 of 4 items in
Hi Dana, it’s Riley with your firm. Could you send a photo of your insurance card when you get a minute?
Sure, here it is
In the file✓Police report✓Photos of the car✓Insurance card
Retainer signed · Wednesday 4:12 PMsent for e-signature on Monday

How does it work?

You choose what the file needs. Riley collects it.

1
You pick the list
The documents your firm needs for each case type, and your retainer.
2
Riley asks by text
One item at a time, with a link to send a photo or a file.
3
Reminders until it is in
Polite and spaced out. They stop when the client sends it or asks to stop.
4
Your team gets a complete file
Each document saved to the lead, the retainer signed, and a note on anything still missing.

Which plan includes it?

Document follow-up and retainer follow-up are part of the Growth and Scale plans.

See what each plan costs on the pricing page.

Why does paperwork follow-up matter?

A case is not signed until the retainer is.

People who were in an accident last week are busy with doctors, a car and work. A retainer sent once by email sits unread. A paralegal who has to call five times for a police report is not working on the case.

A short text is easy to answer, because that is where people already are. Your team picks up the phone only when a client has a real question.

Documents and signing vs the alternatives

Four ways firms get a file finished. Here is how they compare.

ApproachWho does the workWhat it costs youTypical outcome
BookedBack Riley asks by text and reminds until each item is in. Part of the Growth and Scale plans. ✓ A complete file and a signed retainer, with nobody chasing.
Paralegal follow-up Your paralegal, by phone and email. Hours a week that are not spent on cases. – It gets done when there is time.
A client portal on its own The client, if they remember to log in. A login most clients use once. – Half-finished files that wait for a reminder.
One email with attachments The client, on their own. Nothing up front. – Unsigned retainers and a slow start.

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Common questions

Which e-signature tool does it use?

Your retainer goes out through your e-signature tool. DocuSign is supported today. If you use something else, tell us on the demo.

Where do the documents go?

Each file is saved to the lead in your BookedBack pipeline. On the Scale plan it can also land in your case management system.

Does the client have to install anything?

No. They get a text with a link and send a photo or a file from their phone.

What if a client stops answering?

Reminders are capped and spaced out. After the last one, the lead is flagged for your team with a note on what is missing.

Does Riley explain the retainer?

No. Any question about the terms goes to your team.
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