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Lawmatics Integration

The Abby Connect Lawmatics integration automatically syncs communication activity from Abby Connect into your Lawmatics account. This integration works with both AI Receptionist and Human Receptionist services.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

When enabled, Abby logs activity into Lawmatics as Activities associated with the appropriate contact, allowing your team to maintain a complete record of client interactions.


What Information Can Sync

The integration can sync several types of communication records handled by Abby Connect.

These records are logged in Lawmatics as Activities.

Supported activity types include:

Incoming Call Records

Logs inbound call activity including:

  • start time

  • end time

  • caller name

  • caller phone number

  • transfer recipient name

  • transfer recipient number

  • call transcription

  • call summary

  • call sentiment

  • message body (if a message was taken)


Outgoing Call Records

Outgoing call syncing applies to Human Receptionist service only, since the AI Receptionist does not place outbound calls.

Outgoing call records may include:

  • start time

  • end time

  • number dialed

  • caller phone number

  • transfer recipient name

  • transfer recipient number

  • message body


Live Chat Records

Chat interactions handled by Abby Connect receptionists can also be synced to Lawmatics, including:

  • chat transcripts

  • visitor or participant information

  • chat summaries


How Contact Matching Works

When Abby sends activity to Lawmatics, the integration attempts to match the interaction with an existing contact.

You can choose one of two matching rules.

Email Only

Abby searches Lawmatics for a contact with a matching email address.

If no match is found, a new contact is created.


Email and Phone

Abby first searches for a contact with a matching email address.

If no match is found, Abby searches for a contact with a matching phone number.

If neither match exists, a new contact is created.


Updating Contact Information

When a matching contact is found, Abby can optionally update certain contact fields.

Fields are only updated if the field in Lawmatics is currently blank.

Supported update fields include:

  • First name

  • Last name

  • Phone number

  • Email address

This helps keep contact records accurate without overwriting existing information.


Controlling Which Calls Sync

Not every interaction needs to be logged in Lawmatics. Abby allows you to control syncing based on call type.

For example, you may want to sync:

  • new client calls

  • existing client calls

but ignore:

  • spam calls

  • solicitors

Integration settings can be configured separately for each call type.


AI Receptionist Integration Rules

For AI Receptionist services, syncing is configured within the AI call handling flow.

To configure syncing for an AI call type:

  1. Navigate to AI Receptionist Flow

  2. Open AI Receptionist Call Handling

  3. Select the call type you want to configure

  4. Toggle the Lawmatics integration

  5. Choose whether the activity should be logged as an activity

  6. Select whether contacts should be:

    • added

    • updated

    • added and updated

This allows you to control which AI interactions are recorded in Lawmatics.


Human Receptionist Integration Rules

For Human Receptionist services, integration rules are configured within the Message Form settings.

Because integrations rely on call types, your message form must include a Type of Call dropdown field.

Each dropdown value can be configured separately.

Example call types:

  • New Client

  • Current Client

  • Billing

  • General Inquiry

You can enable the Lawmatics integration for specific dropdown values and choose whether the integration should:

  • log incoming calls

  • log outgoing calls

  • add contacts

  • update contacts

Because message form configuration can be complex, Abby Connect support can assist with setup if needed.


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