Accepting Forms - Why It Is Necessary

From TraCS Florida Wiki
Revision as of 16:52, 17 April 2024 by Admin (talk | contribs) (Created page with "All forms in TraCS should be accepted, either by a supervisor or via auto-accept.   Why? An accepted form indicates that a form has passed validation and either a supervisor has approved it or the auto accept process has run. Forms must be in Accepted status to process for export to FLSHMV, the Clerk of Courts (COC), Florida Fish & Wildlife (FWC), and/or to the agency for RMS or an outside vendor.   Forms in Open, Rejected, Reviewed, Validated, or Void stat...")
(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)

All forms in TraCS should be accepted, either by a supervisor or via auto-accept.   Why?

An accepted form indicates that a form has passed validation and either a supervisor has approved it or the auto accept process has run.

Forms must be in Accepted status to process for export to FLSHMV, the Clerk of Courts (COC), Florida Fish & Wildlife (FWC), and/or to the agency for RMS or an outside vendor.   Forms in Open, Rejected, Reviewed, Validated, or Void status will not process.

FLSHMV - Long Form crashes, Short Form crashes, and Updates
Clerk of Courts (COC) - UTC's
Florida Fish & Wildlife (FWC) - Boating citations
Agency RMS and/or outside vendor - Crash, UTC, Warnings, Parking, Tow, and/or any forms you have set up to export


With a few exceptions, forms must be at least in Accepted status to show on the pre-built Analysis Reports. &nbsp: