Law, accounting and advice

Fewer Reviews. Every One Counts.

Careful replies for firms where trust is the product.

A law firm or accounting practice might see a handful of reviews a month, and each one is read by the next client deciding whether to call. Dinopix makes sure none sit unanswered, drafts replies that never reveal anything about a client, and can hold every reply until a partner approves it.

What professional firms get

Built for low volume, high stakes and replies that give nothing away.

Alerts for Every Review

Get an email the moment a review lands, with low ratings flagged as urgent.

Never-Say Rules

Phrases that would confirm a client relationship are blocked from every AI draft.

Drafts in a Formal Voice

Pick a formal or professional tone so replies read like your firm writes.

Approval Before Publishing

Auto-reply can draft and email each reply so a person approves it first.

Ask at the Right Moment

Request a review from any contact when their work is finished, one at a time.

Every Office in One Feed

Each office is a listing, grouped and filtered however you report.

Replies that give nothing away

A reply is public, and so is anything it confirms. Tell Dinopix the phrases your firm never uses in public and every AI draft is checked against them after it is written, so a draft that slips is rejected rather than shown.
  • Checked on what the AI actually wrote
  • Formal, professional or empathetic tone
  • A separate voice for each business you run

Ask when the work is done

Professional work rarely ends with a delivery date. Ask from the client’s contact record when the matter wraps up, and every review that comes back sits alongside their notes and cases.
  • A Request review action on every contact
  • Ask everyone the same way, whatever you expect
  • Website enquiries become contacts automatically

A person approves every reply

Set auto-reply to draft for approval and each reply arrives by email with the review beside it. Nothing is published until someone presses approve. How AI replies work.
  • Opening the email never publishes anything
  • Edit the wording before it goes live
  • Discard a draft and reply by hand instead

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a reply confirm that the reviewer was our client?

It is safest not to. A public reply that names the work you did, or even confirms the person was a client, can reveal more than they chose to share. Add phrases like "your matter" or "your file" to the never-say list and any AI draft that uses them is rejected rather than shown to you.

Are there rules about testimonials in our profession?

Many professional bodies have their own rules on testimonials and advertising, so check yours. Dinopix helps you stay careful: every AI draft follows your never-say list, and auto-reply can be set to draft for approval so a person reads every reply before it is published.

We only get a few reviews a month. Is it worth it?

With a low volume each review carries more weight, both for search and for the next client reading it. Dinopix alerts you the moment one arrives, flags anything at or below the star rating you choose, and shows every office in one feed so nothing sits unanswered.

How do we ask clients for reviews without being pushy?

Ask once the work is finished, and ask everyone the same way. Any contact in Dinopix has a Request review action, so you can choose the moment yourself rather than emailing on a schedule. Choosing who to ask based on how happy they seem is review gating, which Google forbids.

Can different partners or offices see only their own reviews?

Each office is a listing, and listings can be grouped so you can filter and report by office or practice area. Members can be assigned the businesses they work on, and owners and admins see everything.

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