Court Web Visibility: “Not part of Court Search on Web”

Court Web Visibility: “Not part of Court Search on Web”

Summary: Control whether a court appears as a selectable option on your client web portal.

Quick answer

Check **Not part of Court Search on Web** to hide a court from clients on the web; uncheck to allow selection on the portal.

What you need

  • WinServe+ access
  • Appropriate role/permissions (as required)

Steps

  1. Open **Maintain ▸ Court** and search for the target court (use % wildcard).
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  2. Toggle **Not part of Court Search on Web** as desired.
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  3. Save and test from the client web portal to confirm visibility.
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Confirm it worked

The court appears (or no longer appears) in the portal’s selection list.

Troubleshooting

If the flag has no effect, verify your web portal is synced to the same database and refresh cached lists.

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