Question 1

What does Wirehatch build for law firms and real estate brokerages?

Accepted Answer

Wirehatch builds tailored lead-generation, inquiry and client-intake, follow-up, and CRM workflows. The work is shaped around the way a US law firm or real estate brokerage already handles inquiries and handoffs, rather than a cookie-cutter workflow.

Question 2

How is a workflow scoped for our team?

Accepted Answer

Wirehatch maps your current inquiry sources, intake steps, follow-up, handoffs, review points, and existing tools. That map becomes the basis for a workflow your team can understand and direct, with the details following your firm or brokerage instead of an assumed process.

Question 3

Where does our team review the work?

Accepted Answer

Workflows can prepare, organize, and surface next steps. Your team reviews communication and decides what is sent, changed, or escalated. Wirehatch does not promise fully autonomous decisions; review points are part of the workflow design.

Question 4

Can the workflow connect our CRM and other tools?

Accepted Answer

Wirehatch connects the CRM and other tools your team already uses, so approved contact details, tasks, notes, or conversation context can keep moving through the workflow. The connection is shaped around your current tools and process, without assuming a specific vendor.

Question 5

What happens after the workflow is built?

Accepted Answer

Wirehatch can hand the workflow over for your law firm or brokerage to run. Optional ongoing maintenance or support may also be available if you want help monitoring, adjusting, or improving the workflow as your processes and tools change; ongoing support is not mandatory.

Question 6

How do we talk through our workflow?

Accepted Answer

Use the workflow inquiry form to share how your team currently handles inquiries, intake, follow-up, and handoffs. That gives Wirehatch a place to start the conversation without requiring an account or checkout.