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Cyber6
  1. 01Get found
  2. 02Get customers
  3. 03Serve customers
  4. 04Get paid
  5. 05Run the business

Get customers: every call, text, and quote turns into booked work.

Inquiries wait in an inbox, and the prospect hires the firm that called back first. We answer every call, text, and form in minutes and book it straight into your calendar.

ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

Legal & accounting firms

  1. 01

    Inquiry received

  2. 02

    Intake questions

  3. 03

    Consult booked

  4. 04

    Attorney or CPA reviews

EXAMPLE MESSAGE

Thanks for reaching out. A few quick questions so we can prepare, then pick a time to talk.

Where your team steps in: Automation never gives legal or tax advice. Conflict checks and engagement decisions stay with the firm.

WHAT CHANGES

What changes for legal & accounting firms

  • Respond to every inquiry the same day

    We measure: response time

    CYBER6 CORE
  • Book more consultations

    We measure: inquiry-to-consult rate

    CYBER6 CORE
  • Gather intake details before the first call

    We measure: intake completion rate

    CYBER6 CORE

We record your starting numbers first, so every result is compared to your own business. How Cyber6 Core measures →

Everything in Get customers for legal & accounting firms

  • Quick win: Most businesses start here.Most businesses start here.
  • Bigger build: More integration work, usually part of a larger plan.More integration work, usually part of a larger plan.
  • Managed partner tool: We set up and manage a specialized, vetted tool under our Secure Build Standard.We set up and manage a specialized, vetted tool under our Secure Build Standard.
Need something not listed? Ask us →

STEP BY STEP · ILLUSTRATIVE

A day with and without Get customers

A prospective client fills out the website form on a Saturday morning.

  1. 01

    Sat 9:20 AM · INQUIRY RECEIVED

    WITHOUT IT

    The form lands in a shared inbox nobody checks on weekends.

    WITH IT

    They get a reply in minutes thanking them and explaining what happens next.

  2. 02

    Sat 9:25 AM · INTAKE QUESTIONS

    WITHOUT IT

    They send the same request to two other firms.

    WITH IT

    A short intake asks for the broad matter type and contact details. No advice is given.

  3. 03

    Mon 11:00 AM · CONSULT BOOKED

    WITHOUT IT

    A paralegal finally replies. The prospect has already hired someone.

    WITH IT

    They pick a consultation time from your real calendar.

  4. 04

    Mon 9:00 AM · ATTORNEY OR CPA REVIEWS

    WITHOUT IT

    Intake details are collected on the first call, which runs long.

    WITH IT

    The attorney or CPA sees the intake before the call. Conflicts checks stay with the firm.

HOW THE PIECES CONNECT

Get customers · Legal & accounting firms

  • COMES IN
  • Missed calls
  • Web forms
  • Texts and messages

Your automation

Replies in minutes and offers a time

  • GOES OUT
  • Booked visits
  • Quotes followed up
  • Your team, with full context
Anything unusual, sensitive, or disputed goes to a person on your team, with the full history attached.

Times and details are an example of how a typical day can play out, not a client story or a promised result.

EACH PIECE, UP CLOSE

What each piece does, in more detail

PIECE 01

Missed calls and after-hours replies

When nobody can pick up, the caller still hears back within a minute and can book a time.

  • Missed-call text back
  • After-hours replies
  • Booking straight into your calendar

How we set it up

We map what happens when your team cannot answer: what the caller needs, which questions are safe to ask, and when a person should step in. The reply uses your opening hours and booking rules, rather than offering a time your team cannot honor.

ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

Home services

  1. Call missed

  2. Service details

  3. Available times

  4. Visit requested

Call missed

EXAMPLE MESSAGE

What service do you need, and what is your ZIP code?

Approved rules · verified information

How this works for home services

A homeowner calls while your technicians are on a job. A reply can collect the service type and location, then offer an available estimate visit instead of leaving the request in voicemail.

Where your team steps in

Urgent or potentially unsafe requests need a defined human escalation path; automation must not give emergency advice.

More for home services

PIECE 02

Every form and message answered

Web forms, texts, and messages get a friendly reply in minutes, with a link to book.

  • Web forms answered in minutes
  • Texts and messages answered
  • A booking link in every reply

How we set it up

Forms, texts, and approved message channels feed one intake path. We define the information needed to route a request, prevent duplicate follow-ups, and hand unusual questions to your team with the conversation attached.

ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

Real estate

  1. Property inquiry

  2. Viewing preference

  3. Agent assigned

  4. Viewing request

Property inquiry

EXAMPLE MESSAGE

Which viewing time works best for you?

Approved rules · verified information

How this works for real estate

A buyer submits a property inquiry. The reply can ask about the property and preferred viewing time, then route the inquiry to the responsible agent with the original details preserved.

Where your team steps in

An agent confirms availability and handles disclosures, representation, and property-specific advice.

More for real estate

PIECE 03

Quote and estimate follow-up

Every quote gets timed, friendly check-ins until the customer decides.

  • Timed check-ins
  • Easy online approval
  • A clear view of every open quote

How we set it up

Follow-up starts from the quote's actual status, not a separate reminder list. We agree the spacing, wording, and stop conditions with you so accepted, declined, or disputed quotes do not keep receiving the same check-in.

ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

Construction

  1. Estimate sent

  2. Check-in due

  3. Customer responds

  4. Estimator notified

Estimate sent

EXAMPLE MESSAGE

Do you have any questions about the estimate?

Approved rules · verified information

How this works for construction

An estimate is sent for a planned job. Check-ins can ask whether the customer has questions and return the reply to the estimator, while keeping the current estimate and approval route together.

Where your team steps in

Scope changes, pricing discussions, and scheduling commitments stay with the estimator.

More for construction

HOW IT WORKS

How it works for legal & accounting firms

Sat 9:20 AM · INQUIRY RECEIVED

Without it: The form lands in a shared inbox nobody checks on weekends.

With it: They get a reply in minutes thanking them and explaining what happens next.

Tap any step to see what changes at that moment.

  • Missed-call text back
  • After-hours replies
  • Quote follow-up

ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

Legal & accounting firms

  1. 01

    Inquiry received

  2. 02

    Intake questions

  3. 03

    Consult booked

  4. 04

    Attorney or CPA reviews

EXAMPLE MESSAGE

Thanks for reaching out. A few quick questions so we can prepare, then pick a time to talk.

Where your team steps in: Automation never gives legal or tax advice. Conflict checks and engagement decisions stay with the firm.

Built by a security team. Watched by one too.

Read the Secure Build Standard →

Client information stays inside approved tools, supporting your confidentiality and written security program obligations.

  • Missed-call texts go out from your registered business number.
  • Quotes and approval links are sent from your authenticated domain so customers know they're real.

WHAT EVERY PLAN INCLUDES

Every plan includes the same support.

  1. 01

    Discovery and baseline

    We record your starting numbers before anything changes.

  2. 02

    Build and connect

    We connect the tools you already use, built to our Secure Build Standard.

  3. 03

    Testing before launch

    Every workflow is tested against real scenarios before customers see it.

  4. 04

    Team training

    Your team learns how it works and what to do when something needs a person.

  5. 05

    Monitoring

    We watch your automations after launch, not just at setup.

  6. 06

    Monthly results report

    Plain-English results against your baseline from Cyber6 Core.

  7. 07

    Changes and improvements

    Adjustments as your business changes as part of your plan.

  8. 08

    Documentation and your data

    Every workflow is documented, and your data can be exported if you ever leave.

SUPPORT AFTER LAUNCH

A real team behind it.

Who you talk to

A named point of contact who knows your business.

How fast we respond

Standard service levels by priority, with urgent issues answered within minutes during business hours.

What we watch

Failed messages, broken connections, and unusual activity are flagged to our team, and we fix or escalate them.

WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU

What it takes on your side.

  • One point person for decisions and approvals.
  • Access to your tools through secure, limited accounts we set up together.
  • A few hours of your time during setup, depending on your business, then quick approvals.

YOUR NUMBERS

What's this worth to your business?

legal-accounting

Estimated monthly value

$0

Estimate based only on the numbers you entered. Not a guarantee of results.

Talk through these numbers

HOW WE START

From first call to results.

  1. 01

    Explore

    A 30-minute call about how your business runs.

  2. 02

    Baseline

    We record your starting numbers.

  3. 03

    Build and launch

    Built to our Secure Build Standard, rolled out in phases, with your team trained.

  4. 04

    Report

    Plain-English results against your baseline from Cyber6 Core.

QUESTIONS

Common questions

  • Messages are written in your voice and are honest about what they are. A person always takes over when it matters.

Don't see it? Ask.

If a task is repetitive, follows a pattern, and lives in your phones, inbox, calendar, or software, we can likely automate it. If we can't, or shouldn't, we'll tell you.

  • It happens often
  • It follows a pattern
  • It uses tools you already have

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