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Glossary ​

Here's what all the important words and terms mean in Kayse AI. πŸ“–

A ​

AI Receptionist ​

A smart AI voice assistant that can pick up phone calls, make outbound calls, gather info, and send calls to a real person. πŸ€– See AI Receptionist.

Automation ​

A rule that does things automatically when something happens. For example, sending a welcome message when a new case is created. See Automations.

Auto-Reply ​

An AI-written response suggestion that pops up when a client sends a message. You can review and edit it before hitting send.

B ​

Backchannel ​

Short sounds like "uh-huh," "I see," or "go on" that the AI says during calls to let the caller know it's listening. 🎧

Bulk Actions ​

Doing something to many records at once β€” like changing the status of a bunch of cases or texting multiple clients.

C ​

Campaign ​

An organized outreach effort to contact lots of clients through AI calls, texts, or emails. Campaigns target a specific list of cases. πŸ“£ See Campaigns.

Campaign Run ​

One round of running a campaign. A single campaign can run multiple times, and each run has its own stats and results.

Case ​

A legal matter your firm is handling. Cases hold client info, messages, tasks, documents, and activity history. See Cases.

Case List ​

A group of cases put together for campaigns, bulk actions, or reports. Can update itself automatically (dynamic) or be handpicked (static). See Lists.

Case Status ​

Where a case is in your workflow right now (like "New Lead," "Active," or "Settled"). You can customize statuses for each case type.

Case Type ​

A kind of legal matter (like "Personal Injury" or "Workers' Compensation"). Each type can have its own statuses, custom fields, and default forms.

Contact ​

A person connected to one or more cases. Contacts have contact info, communication preferences, and linked cases. See Contacts.

Cold Transfer ​

A call transfer where the caller goes straight to the new person β€” no intro or context given. ❄️

Conditional Logic ​

Rules that show or hide form tasks based on earlier answers. For example, only showing "Hospital Name" if the client said "Yes" to "Were you hospitalized?"

Custom Field ​

A field you create to capture extra case info beyond the standard stuff. Can be text, number, date, dropdown, etc.

D ​

Draft Message ​

An AI-suggested reply to a client message. It shows up for you to review before you send it. βœ‰οΈ

Dynamic List ​

A case list that updates itself automatically. New cases that match your criteria get added on their own.

E ​

Enrichment ​

Automatically finding and adding extra contact info (phone numbers, emails, addresses) to client records using outside data services. πŸ”

F ​

Form ​

A collection of tasks organized into sections that clients fill out. Forms get assigned to cases and shared through secure links. See Forms.

A secure web address that lets a client fill out a form without logging in. Can be sent by text or email. πŸ”—

H ​

Handoff (Human Handoff) ​

When the AI detects it should pass the conversation to a real person β€” like when a client asks to speak with someone or gets frustrated.

Heatmap ​

A color-coded chart showing how well things are going at different times of day and days of the week. Great for finding the best times to reach out! πŸ—ΊοΈ

I ​

Inbound Call ​

A phone call coming in from a client or potential client. Usually answered by the AI Receptionist. πŸ“ž

Integration ​

A connection between Kayse AI and another system (like your CRM) that keeps data in sync and workflows connected. See Integrations.

K ​

Knowledge Base ​

A collection of documents and FAQs that the AI can look up during calls to give accurate answers about your firm. πŸ“š See Knowledge Bases.

L ​

List ​

See Case List.

M ​

Merge Fields ​

See Variables.

Messenger ​

The all-in-one inbox for all client communication β€” texts, emails, and chats all in one place. πŸ’¬ See Messenger.

N ​

Negative Sentiment ​

When the AI figures out that a client sounds frustrated, angry, or unhappy. This can trigger automations or alerts. 😟

O ​

Opt-In ​

When a client says "yes" to getting messages through a certain channel (text, email, or phone calls). βœ…

Opt-Out ​

When a client says they don't want messages anymore. Clients can opt out by replying "STOP" to a text.

Outbound Call ​

A phone call made by Kayse AI to a client β€” either triggered by someone on your team or as part of a campaign.

P ​

Portal (Client Portal) ​

A self-service page where clients can check their case status, finish tasks, upload documents, and send messages β€” no account needed! 🌐

Post-Call Analysis ​

The AI's review after a call ends. It writes a summary, figures out if the call was successful, and pulls out key info.

Prompt ​

The instructions you give the AI that tell it how to behave on calls. This includes what to say first, what info to collect, and how to handle different situations.

R ​

Responsiveness ​

An AI setting that controls how fast the AI jumps in after a pause in conversation. Higher values mean quicker replies. ⚑

Retry ​

An automatic do-over when a call doesn't go through. Campaigns can try again multiple times at set intervals.

S ​

Section ​

A group of related tasks inside a form. For example, a "Personal Information" section might have name, address, and contact tasks.

Sentiment Analysis ​

AI that reads the tone of a message or call to figure out if the client is happy, neutral, or upset. Used for setting priorities and triggering automations. 🎭

Static List ​

A case list that only has the cases you manually added. It doesn't change on its own.

Status ​

See Case Status.

System Log ​

A record of everything that happens in your Kayse AI account. Used for tracking and fixing problems. See System Log.

T ​

Task ​

One thing that needs to get done β€” either by a client (like uploading a document) or by your team (like reviewing a case). See Tasks.

Task List ​

See Section.

Template ​

A reusable message or form you can use again and again. Message templates can include variables for personalization. See Message Templates.

Transcript ​

A written version of a phone call, created automatically by AI. πŸ“

Transfer ​

Sending a caller from the AI to a real person during a call. Can be cold (direct) or warm (with an introduction).

Trigger ​

An event that kicks off an automation β€” like "Case Created" or "Negative Sentiment Detected."

U ​

Unified Inbox ​

See Messenger.

V ​

Variables (Merge Fields) ​

Placeholders in templates that get replaced with real info when sent. For example, becomes "John." 🏷️

Voice Agent ​

See AI Receptionist.

Voicemail Detection ​

The AI's ability to tell when a call goes to voicemail and do the right thing (hang up, leave a message, etc.).

W ​

Warm Transfer ​

A call transfer where the AI gives context or an introduction to the person taking over before connecting the caller. 🀝

Webhook ​

An automatic message sent to another system's URL when something happens in Kayse AI. Used for integrations and custom automations. See Webhooks.

Welcome Message ​

The first thing the AI says when it answers a call or makes an outbound call. πŸ‘‹

Turn unreachable clients into paid cases.