By the Cliont product team
Closing representation lead intake software for real estate attorneys

Closing intake that captures your closing date and contract status up

Our guided intake confirms property location, buyer or seller role, and whether a closing date is already scheduled before a lead reaches your CRM — with signed purchase agreements and ID uploads captured up front.

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Is the property involved located in the United States?
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The exact intake your closing representation leads complete

This is the real 7-question guided intake for Closing Representation — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.

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What a qualified closing representation lead should tell you

Legal representation for a buyer, seller, or authorized party through a real estate closing, including document review, advising on terms, and handling the signing process for a property purchase or sale.

  • Property Involved Located In
  • Buying Or Selling Home,
  • Want Lawyer Represent Closing
  • Closing Date Been Scheduled,
  • Already Have Signed Purchase
  • Buyer Or Seller (Or
  • This Standard Real Estate

The questions your team needs answered

Every closing representation intake asks these — and why each one matters.

QuestionWhy it matters
Is the property involved located in the United States?Confirms the closing falls within a jurisdiction the firm can practice in, since a low no_weight signals a poor jurisdictional fit.
Are you buying or selling a home, condo, land, or other real estate (not just renting)?Confirms this is an actual purchase or sale transaction rather than a lease, which sits outside closing representation.
Do you want a lawyer to represent you for the closing (review documents, advise you, and help you sign/close)?Confirms the prospect wants full closing representation rather than a one-off document review, which carries a much lower weight.
Has a closing date been scheduled, or do you expect to close within the next 60 days?A confirmed or imminent closing date is the strongest timing signal, pushing the lead toward immediate scheduling.
Do you already have a signed purchase agreement or are you under contract?Being under contract already narrows the timeline and file readiness, though a not-yet-signed agreement still scores reasonably.
Are you the buyer or the seller (or an authorized representative) who can hire a lawyer for this closing?Only someone with actual authority to retain counsel can move the matter forward, so a no answer flags the lead as unable to hire the firm directly.
Is this a standard real estate closing (not a bankruptcy case, foreclosure defense, eviction, or a criminal matter)?Filters out matters that need a different practice area entirely, since the low no_weight signals this isn't a fit for standard closing representation.

How Cliont scores closing representation leads

Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.

Value signals

  • Property Involved Located In: yes
  • Buying Or Selling Home,: yes
  • Want Lawyer Represent Closing: yes
  • Closing Date Been Scheduled,: yes
  • Already Have Signed Purchase: yes
  • Buyer Or Seller (Or: yes

See the lead your team receives

Closing Representation Lead

92/100
High Priority
Property locationUnited States
Transaction typeBuying a home
Wants representationYes
Closing dateScheduled within 30 days
Purchase agreementSigned
RoleBuyer
Matter typeStandard closing
Delivered to: Email · CRM · Calendar

From first click to qualified lead

Follow people and businesses seeking counsel through one smooth, guided flow.

They land & meet you

Your video greeting plays instantly — a real face instead of a blank form.

They explain the matter

Smart questions adapt to their matter and capture the full scope.

They share the documents

The facts, dates, and any paperwork come attached, so you can assess the matter before the consultation.

You get a ready lead

Scored and qualified — waiting for you to win it.

Built for closing representation workflows

Cliont capabilityClosing Representation application
Automatic priority scoringLeads with a signed purchase agreement and a closing date within 60 days are scored and routed as high priority so your team can call them before the file goes cold.
Jurisdiction and authority filtersFlags leads where the property sits outside the US or the inquirer isn't the buyer, seller, or an authorized representative, so a consultation isn't booked for a matter the firm can't take.
Standard-closing screeningSeparates routine closings from foreclosure, bankruptcy, eviction, or criminal-adjacent matters before they land on your calendar.
Document capture at intakeCollects the signed purchase agreement and identification up front so the file is ready for review before the first consultation.

Common closing representation lead scenarios

Closing already under contract

Buyer or seller has a signed purchase agreement and a closing date set within 60 days, so the intake routes it straight through as a high-priority file.

Shopping before an offer

Prospect wants representation but hasn't signed a contract or set a closing date yet, so the intake still captures the lead while flagging it as earlier-stage than a scheduled closing.

Property outside the US

Prospect asks about closing on land outside the United States, and the intake flags the jurisdiction mismatch so a consultation isn't booked for a closing the firm can't handle.

Caller isn't party to the deal

A relative or friend fills out the intake on behalf of the actual buyer or seller, and the intake surfaces the lack of authority so staff can redirect to the person who can retain the firm.

Matter tied to foreclosure

Prospect describes a closing complicated by an active foreclosure or bankruptcy, and the intake flags it as outside a standard closing so it doesn't consume consultation time meant for routine matters.

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Closing Representation lead-intake FAQs

How does the intake handle someone who hasn't signed a purchase agreement yet?

The intake still captures the lead and notes that a purchase agreement isn't signed yet, scoring it lower than an under-contract file but not discarding it, since many buyers reach out before finalizing terms.

What happens if the property is outside the United States?

The intake flags a non-US property as a poor jurisdictional fit, so it doesn't automatically consume a consultation slot on a closing the firm isn't positioned to handle.

Can the intake tell if the person filling it out actually has authority to hire the firm?

Yes — the intake asks whether the person is the buyer, seller, or an authorized representative, so a third party inquiring on someone else's behalf is flagged before staff schedule a call.

Does the intake filter out matters that are really foreclosures or bankruptcies?

Yes, the intake confirms this is a standard closing and not a bankruptcy, foreclosure defense, eviction, or criminal matter, since those need a different practice area entirely.

What if someone wants to close but doesn't actually want a lawyer representing them?

The intake asks directly whether they want representation for the closing; a no answer scores much lower, signaling they may only want a document review rather than full closing representation.

How is a lead with a closing date already scheduled prioritized?

A confirmed or near-term closing date carries one of the higher weights in the catalog, so those leads land in your CRM marked for faster follow-up than someone without a timeline yet.

Turn closing representation visitors into qualified cases

Give every closing representation visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you book a consultation.