1. Start with the Walnut Creek service boundary
A Walnut Creek firm may serve people in the city, throughout Contra Costa County, or in a wider California market. Those are different operating choices. The Census record identifies Walnut Creek as a municipality in Contra Costa County, but it does not establish where prospective clients come from or where the firm accepts matters. Video Intake should therefore ask only location questions that affect eligibility, routing or a later response. A visitor’s location may matter for a practice limited by county, court, incident location or licensing scope; it may matter less for a service delivered statewide. The product page says the survey can route inquiries by case type and location, but your firm still has to decide which geographic rules apply.
Recommended approach
Write down the geographic areas your firm serves before reviewing the survey. Separate Walnut Creek from Contra Costa County and from any broader California coverage. Then decide whether location should determine qualification, staff ownership, escalation or simply the information included in the completed inquiry.
