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Client Intake·Aug 13, 2026·New·2 min read

Your booking page now asks your questions — so you walk into every consultation already knowing the matter.

Switch on ready-made questions or write your own, mark any of them required — and every answer arrives with the booking, so no consultation starts cold.

A consultation is only as good as what you know going in. You now decide what your booking page asks when a prospect books: switch on ready-made questions — how they heard about you, what the matter is about, which language they prefer — or write your own, from a short answer to a multiple-choice list, and mark any of them required. Their answers arrive with the booking: on your bookings list, in the email that tells you someone booked, and on the calendar event itself.

  • Ready-made questions, one switch — referral source, matter, preferred language, prior attorney; phone and the pre-meeting note are now switches too, required by default on new consultation types
  • Four answer styles — short answer, paragraph, multiple choice, checkbox — up to ten questions per consultation type
  • Answers are kept word for word with each booking, even if you rewrite the question later

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