Most South African firms with a website run WordPress. You do not have to move it. Install the AttorneyOS plugin and the site you already have starts feeding your practice: an enquiry becomes a lead on your leads desk, a client books a consultation straight into your diary, and you can see who visited without setting a single cookie.
Download the plugin Version 1.0.0 · a zip you upload to WordPress
Every enquiry opens a lead on your leads desk, with the follow-up sequence your firm set up, instead of sitting in an inbox.
A client picks a time and it lands in your diary, with the reminders that follow.
Who visited, where they came from and what they read. No cookie is set and no address is kept, so it needs no consent banner.
The people at your firm, each linking to a directory listing anyone can check against the LPC register.
These belong to no firm and need no key, so they work the moment the plugin is installed. They are the pages a client searches for, on your own website rather than someone else’s.
[attorneyos_calculator type="transfer-costs"] | Transfer duty, conveyancing fees and the costs a buyer pays. |
[attorneyos_calculator type="court-days"] | Court days counted the way Uniform Rule 1 counts them. |
[attorneyos_calculator type="prescription"] | Prescription periods and the last day to serve summons. |
[attorneyos_calculator type="executor-fee"] | Executor’s remuneration at the tariff, and what reaches the heirs. |
The calculators are free to anyone. Connecting the plugin to a workspace — the enquiry form, booking, visitor numbers and your practitioners — comes with a plan, so a firm still on its free trial is told that plainly rather than left guessing why nothing connected.
The plugin reads your connection from AttorneyOS at most once every six hours and keeps it, so a page view on your website never waits on us. The visitor count reports the page, its title, the referring address and any campaign tag; it sets no cookie, stores no IP address, and does not count anyone who has Do Not Track switched on. What a visitor types into an enquiry form goes to your own workspace and nowhere else.