Last update: 5/9/2020
The following page describes the process workflow by which forms will be used to support record-restriction summits.
Notes:
- "GJP" is Georgia Justice Project
- "Clean-Slate Team" is the team of volunteers with Code-for-Atlanta assisting by GJP by defining/documenting use of JotForm to assist in summit applications.
- "Summit Admin" is administrator associated with local summit jurisdiction
- Clean-Slate Team creates master template (with help from GJP Admin)
- This form should be a superset form, containing any fields required for any jurisdictions.
- GJP creates JotForm account
- Form imported into to GJP JotForm account
- Clean-Slate Team defines process workflow (this document)
- Each summit will have it's own JotForm account
- Based on the available technical resources in the jurisdiction, this may be done by either the GJP Admin or the Summit Admin.
- (Optional/As needed) GJP Admin provides Summit Admin & Prosecutor(s) any needed instructions/training for accessing JotForm account.
- Once JotForm account created, the master template (supplied by GJP Admin) will be used to create a summit specific (application) form.
- Summit Admin logs into summit JotForm account and customizes summit form to meet jurisdiction needs.
- Once summit form is ready, the summit admin publishes the URL link to the summit application form using whatever is best means for reaching potential attendees.
- Social media
- Flyers
- Website
- Prospective attendees follow publicized link to the summit application form & fill it out.
- When they submit it, their response is automatically saved to the summit JotForm account
- Local jurisdiction prosecutors log into the summit JotForm account to obtain a list of submitted applications
- After downloading applications, they review & process them, producing record restriction results.
- After signing in at summit, attendee receives their record restriction results
- Attendee then reviews the record restriction results with volunteer from GJP and/or volunteer attorney