Consultation scheduling for law practices
Lawyers and small firms use Kalenda to offer clear consultation booking and fee collection on a public practice page, while case files stay in proper legal systems.
Create your practice pageOperating challenges
- Intake calls that only schedule meetings
- Unclear consultation fees
- No consistent client booking link
Kalenda workflow
- Publish consultation types
- Prospective clients book from your page
- Confirm meetings on your calendar
- Invoice for consultations or retainers as you define them
What Kalenda does not replace
- Legal case management
- Document management / e-filing
- Legal advice
Client journey
- Open the practice link
- Choose a consultation
- Book and pay if required
Practitioner journey
- Define public services carefully
- Avoid publishing confidential matter details
- Manage bookings and invoices in Kalenda
Trust and privacy
- Never publish client matter details on public pages
- Kalenda does not provide legal advice
Frequently asked questions
- Is Kalenda a case-management system?
- No. It supports scheduling, client self-service, invoicing, and payments — not matter workflows or court filings.
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Start with one practice link
Publish services, accept bookings, and collect payments from a single Kalenda page.