Law firms
Keep your firm’s public information up to date.
Make changes to your public website and work through general review replies from a familiar conversation.
Explain a service clearly.
Ask for a draft revision to a public practice-area page. Your firm reviews the legal accuracy and advertising requirements before approving publication.
Keep client matters in the proper systems.
The standard setup covers public digital-presence work. Confidential client material and legal advice stay outside it unless separately reviewed and agreed.
Work directly with the person who builds your setup.
I’m Kelvin Bratton, founder and builder at digi-DEX. When we discuss your business, I am also the person who puts the system together and helps you use it afterward.
I provide a personal service for a roster capped at 40 businesses. That lets me stay familiar with your setup and the work you want it to support. We agree how to reach me and what support covers before you start.
Review the work before it reaches your customers.
You approve each client-facing change before it is made. For any public or private message sent on your behalf, you explicitly approve the exact content and recipients. If the wording changes, I ask for fresh approval. Purchases also need your specific approval.
Your accounts remain in your name. Account access and standing instructions do not replace your approval. You continue to run the business; I maintain the technology you use. You can ask questions and work through ideas in chat without approving each conversational reply.