AI Automation for Law Firms
For law firms with 10+ attorneys: AI-powered systems for intake, content, and back office - documented, measurable, maintainable.
Client enquiries are growing. Deadlines are tightening.
Your best people spend 40% of their time on admin instead of billable work - and every manual handoff is a risk you can measure.
Common Bottlenecks in Professional Services
Recurring tasks are rarely difficult - they're just too frequent. That's exactly where automation pays off.
Manual content & missing routine
Social media, newsletters, and updates fall behind - even though visibility could be planned.
Lead chaos & unclear priorities
Inquiries come through multiple channels, responses take too long, and opportunities are lost.
Time drains in admin & documentation
Emails, file notes, standard texts, and follow-up processes cost daily focus and time.
Tool sprawl without process
Many systems - little integration. Data must be maintained twice.
How fudaut solves this
We combine n8n workflows with AI integrations and measurable processes - no black box, no unnecessary tool complexity.
Automated content engine
Monthly planning, AI copy, and publishing - tailored to professional services audiences.
Intelligent lead screening
Qualification, routing, and follow-ups - so good cases don't disappear in the inbox.
Workflow automation with n8n
Your processes modeled as robust workflows - transparent, maintainable, extensible.
Clean integrations
Connect existing tools: CRM, email, calendar, documents - without media breaks.
Services
Three building blocks that together form a scalable system - for less operational work and more focus on client matters.
Content Automation
Automated social media posts tailored to professional services - including topic rotation, quality assurance, and approval workflows.
- Expert rotation & content calendar
- AI copy + image generation
- Multi-platform publishing
AI Integration
Chatbots, lead qualification, and assistants that structure information and handle routine inquiries.
- Chatbots & intake forms
- Lead screening
- Document analysis (use-case based)
Workflow Optimization
Digitize and automate processes - n8n-based, maintainable, and transparently documented.
- n8n-based systems
- Tool integration
- Custom automations
Results from Practice
Example (anonymized): Content engine for a mid-size law firm - monthly planning, AI copy, approval, and publishing via n8n.
Posts/month automated (typical)
Hours/week less content effort
Weeks to go-live (typical)
Content Process with Approval & Publishing
Example (anonymized): Topic rotation, drafting, approval, and publishing run as a clear workflow. Goal is predictable visibility without the team starting from scratch every week.
What Clients Say
Discretion is standard. We show anonymized examples - in the initial call we can share references upon approval. Metrics are example values and may vary by setup.
The intake automation has significantly reduced our initial response time. Status is now transparent - and far fewer inquiries slip through.
We have a monthly plan, AI copy, and publishing in one workflow - including approval. Social media is now plannable without the team starting from scratch every week.
Finally we know which inquiries are open and who is responsible. The support team saves noticeable time because status follow-ups are eliminated.
Client onboarding now runs automatically: checklists, document requests, deadline setting. We used to track this manually in spreadsheets.
Guides
Practical knowledge for larger firms and professional teams - with clear use cases, decision frameworks, and a focus on operations.
- Use cases that work reliably in larger teams.
- Checklists, KPIs, and common pitfalls (with solutions).
- Starting points for 2-4 weeks, without unnecessary tool complexity.
What You'll Find
The guides are written so you can make internal decisions: What's worth it, what's not, what prerequisites are needed - and what next steps are realistic.
Let's Talk
30 minutes, 3 questions: team size, target KPI, systems. After that you'll know if and where automation makes sense.