Four concurrent pillars. One operating system.

ACTS means Authority, Capture, Target and Screen. Initial setup has an order, but live operation is continuous and connected.

Reading order is not running order. The Screen operates from the first week and improves the whole system's aim; Authority, Capture and Target raise the quality of what reaches it.

Distinct responsibilities that inform one another.

A

Authority

Make relevant knowledge and judgment visible. Inputs include positioning, lawyer knowledge, approved sources and audience questions. Outputs include useful explanations and inspectable points of view.

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C

Capture

Maintain connected, accurate paths into the relationship. Inputs include the approved firm identity, website, local profiles and relationship data. Outputs include accurate surfaces and a maintained CRM record.

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T

Target

Focus marketing attention on the matters the firm wants. Inputs include desired matters, capacity, audience context and campaign evidence. Outputs are bounded marketing recommendations.

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S

Screen

Organize available context for the lawyer's next review. Inputs include submitted information, configured business context and unknowns. The output is an attention record, not a client decision.

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An ordered foundation, then concurrent operation.

Define desired mattersSet evidence boundariesConfigure surfacesBegin concurrent operation

Setup order prevents activity from running ahead of direction. It does not convert ACTS into a funnel. Once operation begins, evidence from publishing, relationship capture, campaigns and lawyer review changes the recommendations made across all four pillars.

CRM preserves what the relationship path learns.

A maintained CRM records source, consent, relationship state, owner, last meaningful action and next permitted action. It helps the firm see continuity beyond an inbox or one person's memory.

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Three subjects retain three jobs.

CaseLoad Select owns marketing recommendations and managed implementation. The Screen organizes attention context. The lawyer makes legal, professional and client decisions.

ACTS does not promise ranking, inquiry volume, matter quality, conversion or financial outcome.

Keep the reason, source and next action visible.

Every recommendation should identify the observed evidence, CaseLoad Select interpretation, implication for the firm, proposed change, open question and responsible owner. A source record keeps the date, scope and publication state beside the claim it supports.

Review the decision when the firm's services, capacity, audience, technology, professional requirements or relationship evidence changes. Do not preserve an old recommendation merely because a page or workflow is already live.

A correction records the prior wording or state, the corrected version, the reason and the downstream surfaces affected. This makes the operation easier to inspect, hand off and improve without turning uncertainty into a promise.

Start with the firm's direction.

Create a working Desired Client and Matter definition before choosing more activity.

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