CRM for Mediation Practices

Keep more mediation inquiries moving toward scheduled engagements.

OYLM Mediation Practice CRM gives your practice a clearer way to capture new inquiries, track consultations and prospective matters, follow up with people who are not ready to move forward, manage referral relationships, request reviews, and keep open opportunities visible.

Inquiry comes in Initial conversation happens Parties are not ready yet Follow-up gets lost
Designed for Mediation Practices

Also relevant for family mediators, divorce mediation practices, civil mediators, workplace mediation providers, conflict-resolution professionals, and independent mediation firms managing inquiries, consultations, prospective matters, referrals, and follow-up.

Mediator Family Mediation Conflict Resolution
Today $0
Monthly $97/mo
Annual $970/yr
14-day free trial Secure Stripe checkout Cancel before billing No service commitment

What You Start With

A CRM foundation built around the mediation intake and engagement journey.

  • Pipeline stages for new inquiries, consultations, prospective matters, engagement decisions, scheduled mediations, and completed opportunities
  • Follow-up workflows for prospective clients who inquire about mediation but are not ready to schedule or engage immediately
  • Consultation, intake, scheduling, and next-step communication starting points
  • Referral-source, review, dormant-inquiry, and past-prospect reactivation workflows
  • Templates and training for self-implementation

What This Is — And Is Not

This is the inquiry, consultation, and relationship layer around your mediation practice.

OYLM Mediation Practice CRM is designed to help manage prospective-client inquiries, consultations, open mediation opportunities, referral relationships, reviews, and follow-up. It is not intended to replace case files, confidential mediation records, document management, billing, calendaring, agreement drafting, legal practice management, or specialized mediation case-management systems.

Best Fit

This self-serve option works best for mediation practices with someone internally who can own setup, customization, testing, and ongoing CRM use. If you want OYLM to install and connect the broader inquiry and client journey, schedule a MAPS Walkthrough instead.

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Why Mediation Practices Use a CRM

A good inquiry should not disappear because the parties need time before moving forward.

Mediation often begins with uncertainty. One party may inquire first. The other party may still need to agree. Families may be comparing options. Attorneys or counselors may be involved. Workplace or civil matters may require several conversations before scheduling. Without structured follow-up, legitimate opportunities can quietly disappear between inquiry and engagement.

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Keep every prospective matter visible

Organize inquiries, consultation requests, mediation type, referral source, open opportunities, next steps, and scheduling status so your practice knows what still needs attention.

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Follow up through longer decisions

Create a clearer process for prospective clients who made contact, discussed mediation, or requested information but have not yet scheduled or committed to the engagement.

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Strengthen professional referral relationships

Build repeatable workflows around attorneys, therapists, counselors, HR professionals, past clients, community partners, and other referral relationships that can generate future mediation opportunities.

The Mediation Client Journey

From first inquiry to scheduled mediation to future referral.

OYLM Mediation Practice CRM helps organize the prospective-client and referral journey around the scheduling, billing, documentation, and matter-management systems your practice already uses.

1 Inquiry

Capture calls, web forms, referrals, and requests for mediation or conflict-resolution services.

2 Consultation & Intake

Track mediation type, initial conversations, fit, scheduling readiness, and required next steps.

3 Engagement & Scheduling

Keep open matters visible while parties coordinate, make decisions, and move toward a scheduled mediation.

4 Review & Referral

Support appropriate reviews, professional referral relationships, and future mediation opportunities after the engagement.

What the CRM Helps Organize

Better intake and relationship follow-up around the systems your practice already uses.

Keep your existing calendaring, billing, document, case, agreement, and matter-management systems. OYLM helps strengthen the inquiry, consultation, referral, review, and relationship layer around them.

New inquiries Calls, forms, messages, referrals, and requests for mediation
Mediation type Family, divorce, civil, workplace, business, and other conflict-resolution matters
Consultation requests Keep prospective matters visible before and after the initial conversation
Open engagements Track people or matters that are considering mediation but have not yet scheduled
Follow-up status See which prospective matters still require another appropriate contact
Referral sources Track attorneys, counselors, therapists, HR professionals, and community partners
Review requests Create a more consistent process for requesting feedback where appropriate
Dormant inquiries Keep delayed or unresolved opportunities from disappearing completely

Is Self-Serve Right for Your Mediation Practice?

Choose the software if your team can own the implementation.

The $97 option gives you the Mediation Practice CRM foundation and training. It does not include done-for-you OYLM implementation.

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Good fit

Someone internally can own setup, customization, testing, and ongoing CRM use.

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Good fit

You want better inquiry, consultation, referral, review, and follow-up workflows without replacing your mediation matter-management systems.

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Want OYLM to build it?

Schedule a MAPS Walkthrough so we can evaluate the broader inquiry and client journey and determine the right implementation path.

Schedule a MAPS Walkthrough

Mediation Practice CRM FAQ

Questions before starting.

What is a mediation CRM?

A mediation CRM helps organize prospective-client and referral relationships around inquiries, consultations, prospective matters, scheduling opportunities, reviews, referrals, and follow-up.

Can this work for family and divorce mediation?

Yes. The same intake structure can support family mediation, divorce mediation, civil matters, workplace disputes, business conflicts, and other consultation-driven mediation practices.

Can this help when one party inquires before the other is ready?

Yes. The CRM can help keep the prospective matter visible while the parties coordinate, consider mediation, or determine whether they are ready to schedule.

Can this help manage attorney and counselor referral sources?

Yes. Attorneys, counselors, therapists, HR professionals, and other referral relationships can remain organized alongside prospective mediation opportunities.

Does this replace mediation case-management software?

No. OYLM Mediation Practice CRM is designed around inquiries, consultations, referral relationships, reviews, and prospective-client follow-up. It is not intended to replace confidential matter files, documentation, calendaring, billing, agreement drafting, or specialized mediation case-management systems.

Who is this CRM designed for?

It is designed for mediation practices and can also fit family mediators, divorce mediation practices, civil mediators, workplace mediation providers, conflict-resolution professionals, and independent mediation firms.

What happens after I start the trial?

You will receive access to the OYLM CRM environment and the Mediation Practice starting foundation, along with instructions and training resources for implementation.

Will I be charged today?

No. Monthly and annual plans both begin with a 14-day free trial. Billing begins after the trial unless you cancel before it ends.

Can OYLM implement this for my mediation practice?

Yes, but that is a separate service engagement. Schedule a MAPS Walkthrough if you want OYLM to evaluate and help connect the broader inquiry, intake, and client journey.