How Toggles works

Prepare the complete email. Keep the send human.

Toggles runs inside Outlook. A paralegal, legal assistant, attorney, or intake team member chooses the right workflow, fills in matter-specific details, and Toggles prepares the approved message with the right structure, recipients, attachments, and signature. The responsible person reviews, edits where appropriate, and sends. Nothing is auto-sent.

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    Choose the workflow

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    Fill in the fields

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    Review the email in Outlook

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    Send when ready

Why workflows matter

The same legal emails get rewritten all day

Consultation follow-ups, engagement steps, document requests, routine status updates, and billing reminders are necessary to keep matters moving. They are also easy to rebuild slightly differently each time. Toggles helps firms standardize the repeatable structure of those messages so staff spend less time finding old examples and more time checking the details that are specific to the client and matter.

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Staff search sent mail for the last acceptable version

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Matter details are pasted into a draft with unrelated old information

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Required documents or signing links are added as a separate manual step

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Routine emails wait for review because their structure is inconsistent

Legal Services workflow examples

Repeatable legal communication, prepared with more control

The firm decides what belongs in the standard workflow. Toggles can assemble those elements while leaving substantive decisions, matter-specific language, and final approval to the appropriate person.

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Consultation follow-up

Follow up after an initial conversation with clear next steps, requested information, and the correct firm contact.

Workflow can include: Approved body, intake form, deadline, assigned contact
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New matter intake

Guide a new client through forms, document collection, communication expectations, and the next administrative milestone.

Workflow can include: Intake form, matter reference, deadline, assigned contact
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Document request

Send a specific checklist and submission instructions without recreating the administrative language for every matter.

Workflow can include: Approved body, document list, secure link, deadline
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Case status update

Use a consistent structure for completed activity, the next milestone, expected timing, and any action needed from the client.

Workflow can include: Matter reference, status fields, deadline, assigned contact
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Billing reminder

Prepare a professional reminder with the correct account reference, payment route, and approved firm wording.

Workflow can include: Approved body, account reference, invoice, payment link
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Engagement letter follow-up

Follow up on an outstanding agreement with the appropriate document, signing instructions, and firm-approved qualification language.

Workflow can include: Engagement letter, signing link, deadline, assigned contact
Ready-to-customize workflows

Start with the Legal Services workflow pack

Use prebuilt law firm workflows for consultation follow-up, intake, document requests, matter updates, billing reminders, and engagement follow-up.

View the starter pack
Who it is for

For the people keeping matters moving

Toggles is most useful where careful client communication intersects with repeatable administrative work.

Paralegals

Prepare document requests, routine updates, and milestone communications.

Legal assistants

Coordinate appointments, forms, signatures, and client follow-up.

Intake teams

Use a consistent process from consultation through engagement.

Office managers

Maintain firm standards and make onboarding less dependent on tribal knowledge.

Attorneys

Start repeatable updates from an approved structure and retain final judgment.

Billing teams

Send consistent invoice follow-ups and payment reminders with the right matter details.

Review stays human

Keep attorney review where it belongs

Toggles can prepare the standard administrative email, prompt for matter-specific fields, and include the expected files or recipients. It does not decide what should be said in a particular legal matter. The attorney or authorized staff member reviews the completed message and sends it.

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    Firm-approved structure is available directly inside Outlook

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    Staff fill in client, matter, deadline, and status details

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    Required documents and standard recipients can be included

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    The responsible user reviews, edits where appropriate, and sends

Fits your existing stack

Saved drafts store words. Workflows carry the process.

A saved draft may preserve a paragraph, but it still relies on the sender to remember the attachment, update every old detail, choose the correct recipients, and know which version the firm currently uses.