Consultants, law firms and other professional services use AI to draft, summarise and follow up, so billable hours go to clients instead of admin. 14 of the 20 cases include reported numbers.
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A legal AI tool lets lawyers draft and review contracts inside Microsoft Word, spot issues and compare terms against the market. It is used for a very high volume of reviews each month.
Spellbook (used by law firms)
A coach who didn't think she needed an AI notetaker now uses one to stay present in coaching and sales conversations. Follow-up drafts arrive about 70% done and she adds nuance.
Allenatore Coaching
The COO of a promotional-products company told lawmakers that AI quickly generates proposals to a 90% complete draft.
Sonic Promos · US
A hospitality recruiting firm automated the process of sending CVs and answering visitor questions. Its chatbot explains where to send a résumé and how the job board works, at any hour.
Gecko Hospitality
An Austin consulting and production company that coordinates vendors and manufacturing replaced chaotic inbound calls with an answering service that sends summaries so teams, clients …
SummitPoint · US
Staff at a personal-injury law firm use an AI assistant to draft standard operating procedures in Word, and routine tasks across the firm got faster.
Disparti Law Group · US
A small construction consultancy uses an AI assistant for proposals and to automate analysis of its maturity assessments — work it would otherwise have paid developers to build.
ICG · US
The firm uses AI to extract arguments from long filings by tax authorities and prepare counterpoints, and asks AI for counter-arguments to its own positions to stress-test articles.
Steuerrecht.com · Germany
A ten-person German tax-law firm built custom GPTs on its own templates and text modules to generate standardised but individualised contracts, such as executive employment contracts …
Steuerrecht.com · Germany
Paralegals at personal-injury firms used to build medical chronologies and total bills by hand. An AI legal product reads records, extracts the facts and drafts demand documents; solo …
EvenUp (used by small law firms) · US
An immigration consultancy running six international websites had consultants spending too long qualifying leads by hand. It set up localised pre-chat bots that ask qualifying …
VisaEnvoy · Australia
A two-person AI strategy consultancy uses AI agents to draft proposals and do research, so it can compete for work against much larger firms.
Pragmatic
An Australian energy-broking consultancy built a team of AI agents for lead research and after-hours responses, and manages them with the same performance reviews as human staff.
Zembl · Australia
A firm that prepares valuation memos for venture, private equity and real estate funds uses AI to extract cap-table data, draft memos from structured deal data and run consistency and …
VC CFO
The founder of a small tech firm thought automation tools were for bigger companies. An AI notetaker now captures notes, summaries, transcripts and action items from client calls so he …
Trusted Tech
A recruitment consultancy piloted an AI assistant on its most time-consuming task: writing candidate profiles. Time saved goes back into personal client relationships.
Rau Consultants · Germany
A personal injury firm outside Chicago had no evening or weekend coverage, and even a lunch break could mean a missed call. It now uses a mix of AI and live receptionists around the clock.
O'Connor Cadiz Accident & Injury Law · US
The founder uses AI to 'translate' across audiences: turning a 35-page court submission into one and a half pages for a board, and into English for foreign CFOs.
Steuerrecht.com · Germany
A growing Phoenix law firm used an AI receptionist with custom playbooks to answer every call 24/7, collect precise intake information and route requests to legal, finance or sales, …
Maria Jones Law Firm · US
A print shop built an agent that compiles weekly ad performance from Instagram and Facebook and shares a summary with the team. The advisor quoted recommends starting with one file and …
A print shop (via Bill Furlong) · US
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