Start with document intake and visible review posture.
Open path →Show the filing value in six clean steps.
A presenter-safe e-filing route sequence from upload to human review, preflight, service-contact correction, relation-back posture, fallback packet, and status visibility.
Autofill assists, but review confirmation controls staging.
Open path →Blocking, warning, informational, and clerk-review states are separated.
Open path →Correction, relation-back, support fallback, attempt ledger, and status stay linked.
Open path →E-filing showcase sequence
This sequence explains the differentiator without implying direct court submission from the public walkthrough.
| Step | Route | What the reviewer sees |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | /demo/e-file/upload/ | Upload-first intake with review posture. |
| 2 | /demo/e-file/review-confirmation/ | Human confirmation before staging. |
| 3 | /demo/e-file/preflight/ | Complete defect checklist, not serial surprises. |
| 4 | /demo/e-file/service-contact-doctor/ | Service-contact issue named by affected party. |
| 5 | /demo/e-file/relation-back/ | Resubmission posture and required language protected. |
| 6 | /demo/e-file/fallback-packet/ | Court-ready factual packet if the portal becomes the obstacle. |
- Upload visible
- Review confirmation visible
- Preflight visible
- Correction path visible
- Fallback packet visible
Filing can be corrected before users get trapped.
Human review remains the control point. This route is a public training record with fictional records and is not connected to a live court system.
- 1Upload-first filing path
Authenticated filer account
- 2Complete preflight checklist
Court-approved filing adapter
- 3Correction and relation-back posture
Persistence and audit adapters
- 4Fallback packet and support route
Human confirmation before staging
This public walkthrough uses fictional training records. It does not submit filings, change court records, provide legal advice, or connect to a live court system. Production use requires authenticated access, configured adapters, audit logging, and court-approved integration boundaries.
