Track what people ask before they hire like “do I need a lawyer for a car accident”





For law firms
Someone hurt in a crash asks ChatGPT who to call. See if your firm gets named, and get fixes drafted for an attorney to approve.
Orchly tracks the questions people ask AI before they hire a lawyer, drafts the pages that close the gap, and holds each one until an attorney signs off.
What law firms track
Track the questions people ask before they call, the firms and directories AI trusts, and how it describes you. Then get the fixes written and reviewed.





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Where legal answers come from
Directory profiles, reviews and plain-English practice pages shape most legal answers. Work through them in order and keep review in the loop.
got rear-ended on I-45 last week and the other driver’s insurance keeps calling me. do I need a lawyer or can I handle this myself?
Same question, sent to every engine you track.
¿Qué abogado de accidentes de auto en Houston me recomiendas?
Same question, sent to every engine you track.
Add the questions a potential client would ask, with the city and practice area in them, like “best divorce lawyer in Dallas” or “immigration attorney near me who speaks Spanish”. Orchly runs them in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, Grok and Google AI Overviews, then shows whether your firm is named, where it sits in the answer and which firms are named instead. See AI search monitoring.
Mix three kinds. Firm searches (“best estate planning attorney in Scottsdale”). Should-I-hire questions (“do I need a lawyer for a wrongful termination claim”). And cost questions (“how much does an uncontested divorce cost in Georgia”). Orchly suggests prompts from your practice area pages during setup, and you can track them in more than one language.
For legal questions, AI engines lean on sources they already trust: Avvo, Justia, FindLaw, Martindale-Hubbell, Super Lawyers, Google reviews and threads on Reddit. Orchly lists the sources cited in every answer, so you can see whether you’re losing on your own site or on a directory profile you haven’t touched in years.
That call belongs to your firm and your state bar, and Orchly doesn’t give legal or ethics advice. What Orchly does is keep a lawyer in the loop. You write the rules every agent follows, such as “never promise case results” or “add our advertising disclaimer”, in the brand kit. Drafts then wait in a review queue until an attorney approves them.
Legal keywords like “truck accident lawyer” are some of the priciest clicks in paid search, and an AI answer that names your firm doesn’t charge per click. Orchly measures visits from AI assistants by page, and connecting GA4 puts form fills and calls tracked there next to that data. See AI traffic analytics.
Yes. Put the city or county in the prompt, like “car accident lawyer in Sugar Land”, and group prompts by office or practice area. Google keyword rankings are tracked daily by country and device, with Search Console clicks alongside. Firms with one office may also like our page for local businesses.
The Article Writer can draft practice area pages, city pages and plain-English FAQs from your own details and past pages. It writes marketing content for your site, not legal advice for anyone’s case, and nothing publishes until someone on your team approves it.
Yes. Agencies give each firm its own workspace with separate prompts, competitors and agents, and send reports with the agency’s logo on them. More on that on the agencies page.