Services

Process service and field programs, managed as one operation.

Proven Court combines human field execution with a platform built to control assignments, capture evidence, surface exceptions, support review, and deliver a coherent record.

Scope an engagement

What we do

The field service and the operating record stay connected.

Each engagement defines the authorized action, coverage, timing, evidence, exception path, technology configuration, and final output.

01

Process service & notice delivery

Serve legal documents and critical notices through a controlled workflow that connects assignment details, attempt history, supporting evidence, exceptions, and final reporting.

Permitted methods, attempt requirements, geography, timing, and proof format are confirmed for the engagement.
02

Property documentation programs

Document assigned properties through structured field capture, including the engagement-required condition, occupancy, parcel, photograph, and observation fields.

Field requirements, permissible documentation, batch size, review rules, and program outputs are configured before activation.
03

High-volume field operations

Coordinate portfolios of assignments with status visibility, priority, routing support, exception queues, and reviewable program reporting.

Capacity, service levels, imports, routing logic, staffing, and reporting cadence are engagement-specific commitments.
04

Court filing & document retrieval

Manage filing-related handoffs and record requests with defined ownership, due-date visibility, source context, confirmation, and exception routing.

Jurisdiction, filing authority, source availability, access rules, fees, and certification requirements are verified matter by matter.
05

Locate & escalation support

Support approved research and next-step workflows when supplied service information is incomplete, outdated, or requires further validation.

Permissible-use basis, sources, verification standard, and authority to proceed are established before research begins.

Before work begins

Five decisions turn a service request into a controlled workflow.

  1. 01

    Authority

    What rules, order, contract, or approved protocol governs the work?

  2. 02

    Field action

    What must happen, where, by when, and through which permitted methods?

  3. 03

    Evidence

    Which fields, photographs, notes, attestations, and reports must support the result?

  4. 04

    Exception

    Who decides when information conflicts, attempts fail, or timing changes?

  5. 05

    Visibility

    Who needs status, supporting records, corrections, and program reporting?

Scope the complete operation

Start with the field requirement and the record your team must receive.

Share the service category, jurisdiction, volume, timing, evidence, visibility, and reporting requirements for your program.

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