No developers, no migration project. Paste one line of code and you're running.

Get a single line of code from your dashboard and paste it anywhere on your website. Works with WordPress, Wix, and custom sites.
Customize colors, branding, and response behavior. Toggle features on and off to match your firm's service model.
Track conversations, qualification rates, and conversion metrics. Use the insights to refine your messaging and improve results.

<script src="https://app.meridianlegal.ca/widget.js"
data-firm="your-firm-id" defer></script>
Deploy on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, or custom HTML. No technical expertise needed.
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It answers the immigration questions that arrive on your site at eleven at night, the ones that decide whether a visitor books with you or with the next firm. Answers are grounded in current IRCC sources and carry citations, and your RCIC reviews the material behind them. The interface runs in English and French and the assistant replies in more than thirty languages, which matters more in this practice than in most.
While it answers, it qualifies. It works out which program the visitor is asking about, captures the details you need for a first consultation, and drops the lead into your Polaris inbox with the conversation attached, so nobody starts from scratch on the call.
One script tag, placed before the closing body tag, on any page you want the assistant to appear. No plugin to install and nothing to maintain.
Change your branding or turn features on and off from the dashboard afterwards. The line on your site never has to change.
It does not give legal advice in your name. It answers general questions, cites where the answer came from, and hands a real enquiry to you. Visitors are told they are speaking to an assistant, which is both the honest thing and what our chat disclosure and AI and automated processing policies require.
It does not keep your visitors' information outside the platform. What is collected and how long it is kept is set out in the visitor privacy and visitor terms pages, which is also where your clients can read it.
No. It is one script tag pasted before the closing body tag. On WordPress, Squarespace, Wix or Shopify it is a settings box, not a code change.
The script loads with the defer attribute, so the page finishes drawing before the widget loads. Visitors see your site at the same speed as before.
Yes. Branding, colours and which features are on are set from your dashboard, and the assistant works from your material as well as the public IRCC sources.
Yes, and that is deliberate. The disclosure is built into the widget because a client who feels tricked at the first contact is not a client for long.
They land in your Polaris inbox with the full conversation attached, so the person who picks up the call already knows what was asked.