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Welcome to our video hub on client portals! Here, you'll find insightful content designed specifically for personal injury attorneys. Learn how to leverage these tools to enhance client communication, streamline case management, and boost satisfaction.
2:22Introducing Real-Time Translation in CaseChat
Experience the new CaseChat from Quilia — redesigned for speed, clarity, and effortless communication. This update brings real-time translation, allowing you to chat seamlessly with clients in their preferred language, whether it’s Spanish, Tagalog, or beyond. The new interface feels natural across desktop and mobile, with cleaner message bubbles, smoother performance, and improved attachment handling. You’ll also get a sneak peek at what’s next: custom client requests, letting your firm send forms, collect updates, and receive organized responses tied directly to each case.
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0:35How to Add an Appointment to a Client’s Case
Learn how to quickly add an appointment for a client in Quilia’s portal. In this short walkthrough, we cover navigating to the client’s profile, adding the appointment, setting date/time/provider, and confirming that it shows up on the client’s end.
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Vertical0:55Practice AI: The Anti-Portal That Actually Works
Client portals sound good on paper, but in reality they often create more frustration than value. They rely on law firm staff to constantly update information, and when that doesn’t happen, clients log in, see nothing new, and walk away annoyed. Instead of solving communication problems, most portals just add more work and end up doing more harm than good. That’s why we call Quilia the anti-portal. Instead of waiting on staff to feed updates into a system, our platform automates the client side—checking in daily or weekly with simple prompts like “How’s your pain today?” or “Did you get your property damage fixed?” Those responses flow directly into the case file, giving clients a sense of real involvement without attorneys or staff lifting a finger. It’s the first “portal” that actually works—because it doesn’t ask the law firm to do the heavy lifting.
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