Personal injury and legal teams
Connect intake, records, provider follow-up, review, demand preparation, mediation materials, and source documents with clearer ownership and fewer manual gaps.
Onyx Intel LLC
Onyx Intel’s deepest experience is with personal injury firms and legal teams. That is our foundation—not our limit. We also help dental, medical, and other professional organizations reduce recurring manual work, improve how information moves, and build practical automation around the systems they already use.
Company
Onyx Intel focuses first on the practical operating problems that slow attorneys and PI teams down: scattered medical records and bills, invisible gaps, repeated manual review, difficult provider follow-up, and demand or mediation work that loses its connection to the source.
For dental, medical, and other professional organizations, we map the current workflow and identify where thoughtful automation can save time—appointment scheduling and reminders, intake and follow-up, document processing and routing, internal handoffs, reporting, and marketing workflow coordination. The goal is not automation for its own sake. It is a clearer, more consistent operation that keeps people in control.
Discuss your workflowWho we help
We start with the work your team actually performs, then recommend a practical way to reduce recurring manual steps, improve handoffs, and make the systems around that work easier to use.
Connect intake, records, provider follow-up, review, demand preparation, mediation materials, and source documents with clearer ownership and fewer manual gaps.
Improve scheduling, reminders, intake routing, document handling, administrative follow-up, and internal handoffs under a written scope and an approved privacy process.
Coordinate inquiries, task routing, document workflows, reporting, and marketing follow-up while reducing duplicate entry across the tools your team already uses.
How we work
Important work should stay connected to the document and page that supports it.
Automation can prepare work. Qualified people remain responsible for consequential decisions.
Availability, integrations, controls, and results are described only as far as current evidence supports them.