Agent-first lead funnel. Trusted workspace mesh.

Rent the bubble. Bring the expert.

xprt.work gives law firms, advisory teams, consultants, and M&A operators a trusted digital space to receive agent-led work, qualify demand, and collaborate with clients without changing their core services or sales motion on day one.

Workspace model Sovereign by default
Billing logic Low platform fee on workspace use
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Client-owned memory
Provider-led service
Verifiable handoff

Sovereign workspace

Files, context, approvals, and audit trails stay inside the client boundary.

Agents operate where the work already lives instead of exporting it into a generic black box.

Agent operating layer

  • Qualify inbound work before a partner call
  • Stage diligence, advisory, and legal materials
  • Maintain process memory across outside parties

Human handoff

  • Approve exceptions and high-risk actions
  • Handle ambiguity, politics, and negotiation
  • Stay accountable for the client relationship

Provider wedge

Start as infrastructure for firms that already sell trust.

01

The firm keeps the service relationship.

The first ask is not to replace a law firm, advisory practice, or M&A shop's go-to-market. The platform gives them an agent-ready surface for intake, collaboration, and follow-through.

02

The workspace becomes the product surface.

Sensitive materials, approvals, prompts, and audit trails stay in the bubble while external experts and agents operate through scoped handshakes.

03

The fee is attached to platform use.

Provider services can remain under existing fee structures. xprt.work earns a small workspace/platform fee tied to usage, not a forced services margin.

First provider markets

Workspace bubbles for law, advisory, consulting, and M&A.

Each example is a workspace surface a professional provider could attach to existing services: lead qualification, diligence rooms, advisory delivery, and governed agent collaboration.

How external agentic work runs

One trusted room. Multiple parties. Agent-first handoffs.

  1. 1. A workspace bubble opens for the matter, deal, or advisory stream. The client and provider agree on data boundaries, access, retention, and audit expectations.
  2. 2. Agents qualify, stage, and route work before humans engage deeply. Intake, triage, drafting, diligence packaging, and process memory stay active between meetings.
  3. 3. Experts step in under the provider's existing service model. Legal judgment, negotiation, client advice, and regulated decisions stay with accountable humans.
  4. 4. xprt.work charges for the trusted workspace surface. Platform fee, proof anchoring, runtime, and controls stay visible without forcing a new services price card.

Billing formula

Provider services stay intact. The platform fee follows workspace use.

The easiest wedge is to avoid asking firms to abandon their current marketing, billing, or client access motion. The first sale is the governed digital space for agent-led intake and external work.

Existing provider service + Workspace runtime + Proof / controls + Low platform fee

Guardrails

Approval checkpoints, audit logs, and explicit escalation rules.

Memory

Process knowledge compounds within the workspace instead of being lost between engagements.

Upside

Providers can convert agent-led interest into qualified work without replacing their brand.

Management framework

Reusable operating loops to manage intake, delivery, and escalation.

The platform should not rely on ad hoc prompt behavior. Each operator needs a defined framework with owned stages, SLAs, escalation triggers, and a live process board.

Start here

Launch a bubble or bring a provider practice onto the mesh.

The intake flow already posts into the platform API. Early targets are law firms, advisory and consulting practices, M&A operators, and expert-led teams that need a trusted agent-first work surface.

For clients

Request a workspace bubble

Desired capabilities

For providers

Bring your practice onto the mesh