Your intake forms, document signing, consultation scheduling, etc. can be automated. The rule is: if an action has a clear trigger and you can define the process - automation is possible. Since most client interactions have distinct triggers, you can significantly streamline them. 

Research reveals that over one-fifth of an attorney's workday is consumed by mundane follow-up emails and calls. Think: signature requests, form reminders, invoice inquiries. A staggering 80%+ of these are automatable. Beyond the wasted time, there's the cost of missed opportunities due to forgotten follow-ups.

Same as above if you work with GenZs.

Technology will allow you to rapidly draft most common legal documents by automatically gathering client data from various sources and then following pre-designed templates t[ create contracts, agreements, and other legal paperwork in minutes.

Your technology should be proactive, e.g., provide timely notifications for key events (like signed agreements), send deadline reminders, automatically assign and track team tasks, update clients on milestones, manage client portal uploads, and offer visual workflow progress through tools like Kanban boards. 

Creating invoices and receiving payments can be fully automated, along with follow-ups on the unpaid invoices. 

Your system should do variety of basic compliance checks, e.g., automated conflict check, GDPR (where data is stored) compliance, document retention.