Why modern SMEs rely on digital legal assistants today — and so should you
In many Swiss SMEs, everyday life is in full swing: review contracts, clarify personnel issues, serve customers, make decisions. But what happens when legal issues arise — such as employment law, dismissal, continued payment of wages or obligations under OR?
Anyone who picks up the phone now, waits for calls back or books expensive individual consultations has never experienced one thing: How fast, secure and inexpensive emergency legal aid can be today.
The reality has changed
Digital tools have long been part of everyday life in more and more companies — in marketing, in accounting, in customer service. Why not also in the legal sector? That's exactly what there is now Jurilo.ch — the legal chatbot for Swiss SMEs, HR managers, trustees, CFOs and management.
What makes Jurilo.ch better:
- Instant answers to legal questions — well-founded, understandable and compliant with data protection regulations.
- Verified content — checked by real lawyers if necessary, e.g. for particularly sensitive cases.
- Flexible pricing options — whether with a subscription or with question packs (10, 20 or 50 questions, valid for 6 months).
- Costs starting at 20 CHF — It could hardly be more legally secure.
Your time is too valuable for waiting and uncertainty
Why waste time and energy when there's a solution that works right away? While others are already responding digitally and efficiently to legal issues, many are still working analogously — with unnecessary risks and high costs.
Do it like the pioneers
More and more trustees, HR managers and managers rely on digital assistants such as Jurilo.ch — not out of curiosity, but out of entrepreneurial reason. Anyone who acts cleverly today secures advantages: less risk, more speed, better decisions.
Test now for free — and experience for yourself
jurilo.ch is ready — test the legal chatbot now for 2 months free of charge.
For everyone who wants to be legally on the safe side — quickly, comprehensible, flexible.
