Audience
Who it is for
Traffic-ticket attorneys and intake teams handling direct-client, driver, fleet, or agency-submitted tickets.
Direct Intake & Public Attorney Flows
Citation intake workflow for traffic-ticket firms
Citation intake workflow means the ticket starts the case record: citation number, court, charges, driver contact details, source, and review status.
Built for attorney profiles with public intake, coverage, and payment settings ready for direct-client traffic-ticket work.
Problem
What it fixes
Generic intake forms ask staff to translate a ticket into matter fields later. That creates retyping, missing court context, and unclear first actions.
How it works
Workflow steps
- A driver or client starts with ticket upload or branded attorney intake.
- OCR and review states help turn ticket materials into usable details.
- Citation, driver, court, and source details are reviewed before the case moves forward.
- Pricing, payment, documents, and communication continue from the same record.
Client starts with the ticket
The public intake path captures materials and guides the client through OCR and review states.
- Upload citation
- Wait for OCR reading
- Review filled details
- Submit intake
Attorney controls the public flow
Firm settings define brand, slug, contact email, logo, payment path, and source handling.
- Enable link
- Set brand
- Choose payment mode
- Route into case review
Capabilities
What this workflow covers
- Public branded attorney intake link.
- Client intake screens for uploading ticket/case materials, OCR reading, filled details, court details, review, and completion.
- Attorney direct-client billing rules tied to intake source.
- Public attorney marketing, compare, and request-access pages.
- Public attorney agreement page.
Traffic-ticket value
Why it matters for citation work
Traffic-ticket firms can move faster because the citation, not a blank matter form, becomes the operating object.
FAQ
Is intake built only for attorneys?
No. Attorneys can use branded intake, while drivers, fleets, and agencies can use role-appropriate entry paths.
Does intake replace attorney review?
No. The workflow keeps review visible before the matter moves into pricing, payment, and follow-up.
