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A RAG consultant for an immigration law firm: what it answers and what it hands to the lawyer

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An immigration lawyer in Warsaw was spending hours a day on the same questions. Which documents do I need for a karta pobytu? How long does it take? Her site was a brochure: it brought no leads from Google, and every first message was answered by hand. We rebuilt the site and put a consultant inside it that answers from the firm's own material.

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