01Practice-specific intake mapA reviewable outline of the matter types, locations, decision points and questions the firm wants visitors to encounter. This is a planning deliverable, not a promise that every proposed question will be published.
02Mobile and accessibility reviewA review of the Video Intake experience on the firm’s selected devices and connection conditions, including text and contact alternatives, accessibility considerations and recovery from an interrupted session.
03Language-preference and alternative-contact planA documented decision about whether to ask language preference, which options the firm can support, and what text or contact path should appear when a requested option is unavailable.
04Qualification and routing specificationA firm-approved description of the information used to distinguish matter types, urgency and fit, together with the people or destinations responsible for reviewing each completed inquiry.
05Website placement and visitor instructionsRecommended placement and plain-language instructions for introducing Video Intake on the firm’s website without suggesting guaranteed representation, legal advice or a particular case result.
06Delivery and follow-up reviewA review of where completed inquiries should be received, what information should accompany them, who responds, and how the firm will verify that the handoff works as intended.
07Compliance review checklistA decision checklist for the responsible attorney covering advertising language, disclaimers, privacy and intake wording. Florida Bar resources should be reviewed separately; this page does not certify compliance.