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Understanding Response Management in Lawbrokr

Updated over 3 weeks ago

Who This Is For

Intake teams and firm administrators

What Response Management Is

Response Management in Lawbrokr is the central inbox where all completed intake responses live.

It is intentionally designed to feel familiar, similar to a Gmail or Outlook inbox, so intake teams can work quickly without learning a new workflow.

Instead of searching through emails, all responses are stored, searchable, and trackable in one place.

How the Lawbrokr Inbox Works

Each intake submission appears as a single response in your Lawbrokr inbox.

From this view, you can:

  • Open and review the full intake response

  • See structured answers and attribution data

  • Update the response status

  • Sort and filter responses

This allows intake teams to work through leads methodically and consistently.

Response Statuses Explained

Each response can be assigned a status to reflect where it sits in your intake process.

Available statuses include:

  • Pending, the response has been received but not yet reviewed

  • Accepted, the lead meets your criteria and should be followed up

  • Declined, the lead does not meet intake requirements

Statuses help teams stay aligned and avoid duplicate outreach.

Filtering and Sorting Responses

Response Management includes built in filtering and sorting tools to help teams prioritize work.

You can:

  • Filter responses by status, Pending, Accepted, or Declined

  • Sort responses from newest to oldest or oldest to newest

  • Focus on only the responses that need action

This mirrors the way teams already work inside Gmail or Outlook.

Downloading Response Data

All response data can be exported for reporting or analysis.

From Response Management, you can:

  • Download all responses as a raw CSV file

  • Use the CSV for internal reporting, audits, or CRM uploads

Exports include all structured intake answers and available attribution data.

Common Mistakes

  • Managing leads only via email notifications instead of the inbox

  • Forgetting to update response statuses

  • Exporting data without applying filters first

  • Assuming status updates sync automatically to all external systems

Best Practices

  • Review responses directly in the Lawbrokr inbox

  • Use statuses consistently across the intake team

  • Filter by Pending to manage daily workload

  • Export CSVs periodically for internal analysis

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