Lawyers and notaries
Your phone is on silent in court or while a deed is read out. CallReply sends a generic message from your own number confirming a call-back, without a word about the matter.
Call back: Mr Vaughan at the adjournment
In court, the office replies. Every client gets a discreet message, without a word about their matter.
The template contains no case name, procedure or amount. The client only learns the call was seen and will be returned.
No case details
Pleading, a police station visit, an expert meeting: you do not answer. The client is still not left in silence.
In court · Text delivered
You write the text, in French and in English. The preview shows how many SMS segments the message uses.
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The history logs each missed call and each text with its status. Your assistant can follow call-backs from the web space.
Status tracked
Professional secrecy also covers the very existence of a client relationship. A text may show on a shared screen or be read by someone else. The message should therefore be limited to: "Maître Lefèvre received your call and will call you back." Avoid any mention of a case, a hearing date or a deed. CallReply sends exactly the text you wrote.
The automatic message is the same for everyone, optionally with the first name from your address book. For a particular client, a manual reply from the history lets you write a suitable text, still with nothing confidential. Choosing between missed calls, rejected calls or both lets you reject a call during a meeting and still trigger the reply.
Sole practitioners and small law firms who spend much of the day in court and take client calls on their mobile. The text prevents repeated calls and the feeling that the firm cannot be reached during a hearing or a duty session.
Notarial offices and clerks who move from one signing to the next. The message reassures a buyer or an heir who calls during an appointment. Several Android phones can be linked to the same web space to follow the office's missed calls.
The text answers someone who just called you, so it stays informational. Name the firm and add no offer, or you fall under the CNIL direct marketing rules as well as your professional conduct rules.
Numbers on the STOP list never receive an automatic message. Handy for court registries, colleagues, or a client who does not want texts.
Hosted in France, with a retention period for each kind of data, after which history only keeps dates and statuses. Export and erasure on request from My data.
Calls from withheld numbers, common from government offices or prisons, cannot receive a text. They remain visible in the history.
Sources: CNIL guidance on SMS marketing; details in our Privacy policy
No. The text goes out from your phone, from your own number, with no external SMS gateway. Only the event and its status are recorded in the history.
Only if you agree. Address book sync is optional, requires explicit consent, and can be stopped at any time.
iOS does not allow automatic sending. Simple mode checks your rules, then opens Messages with the text ready: you tap Send.
No. One text per number per day, with a daily cap and a minimum spacing between two sends.
One message in French, one in English, personalised with the contact's first or full name.
FR · EN templates · 1 SMS segment
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