1. Define the geographic path before you define the questions
A Trumann-focused intake should state its service area accurately. Trumann is in Poinsett County, so the opening experience can ask where an issue occurred, where the visitor lives, or whether the matter falls within your accepted geographic scope. Those are different questions from the city’s population and should not be replaced by a demographic assumption. If your firm serves additional Arkansas locations, those locations should be specified by the firm rather than inferred from Trumann’s relationship to Poinsett County. Video Intake supports separate question paths by case type, making geography a reviewable qualification point rather than an implied promise of coverage.
Recommended approach
Before booking a review, list the counties, municipalities and matter locations your firm actually accepts. Decide whether geography should screen out an inquiry, trigger staff review or simply appear in the completed intake. Keep the wording neutral: a visitor should understand that submitting information is an intake step, not a guarantee that the firm will accept the matter.
