Navigating with Menus  

Most of the screens within eFlex have a menu bar near the top of the screen, as shown below.

On the far right of the menu bar you can see the name of the user that is logged in. This information comes from the My Profile screen. You can access your profile information by selecting My Profile > My User Profile from the menu, where you can change the first and last name of the user.

The menu options allow you to move from one screen to another. If you are in the middle of creating a submission and you use the menu bar to move to another screen, the information you entered as part of your submission will be saved as a Draft.

Home is the default screen that is displayed when you log in. In addition to the menu options, the home page provides buttons for the most frequent tasks.

eFile is the access point where you can create new submissions or check on the status of your submissions.

• New Case: Click here to initiate a new case with a complaint.
• Existing Case: Click here to submit answers, motions, and so forth on existing cases.
• Check Status: Click here to review the status of submissions you've sent in previously.
• Draft Filings: Click here to check to see if there is something you need to finish.
• Download Templates: This is a special process used when initiating a case.

Cases allows you to access information about the cases you are participating in electronically, such as case history and notifications that come from other filers.

• My Cases: Displays a list of cases you have participated in electronically
• Notifications: Displays a list of notifications you have received on cases you are participating in electronically.
• Filing Charges: Provides the ability to view monthly court charges for your submissions.

My Profile allows you to review or edit your Profile information or change your password.

• My User Profile: Displays your profile information.
• Change Password: Allows you to change your user password.
• Login History: Displays a list of login failures.

Logout is link to logout. If you leave your web browser inactive for more than 20 minutes, your session will time out out even though the screen is not updated. This is standard behavior for web applications.