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Contractor's Name
Omiga Solutions
Approval Date
11/16/2023
Council Approval Date
11/8/2023
End Date
12/31/2030
Department
Information Technology
Department Project Manager
Kevin Walser
Subject / Project Title
OCourt Electronic Court Hearing System Implementation
Tracking Number
0004027
Total Compensation
$38,000.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Contract Subtype
Software/SaaS Agreements
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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<br />2022 OMIGA Solutions Inc. 5 <br />The OCourt system is considered a “real-time” system in that users expect to see data in JIS after they’ve <br />entered it into the system. However, there is also a regularly scheduled [automated] process that kicks off <br />every 24 hours, to migrate the customer’s JIS data into our queue for synchronization and error notification. <br />There is another “near real-time” mechanism that is initiated by user actions such as performing a case <br />submittal action or typing in a large number of cases to associate with a hearing. <br /> <br />User Authorization and Authentication: <br />A username/password for OCourt can be established by registering for the site, and then approved by a <br />Court Administrator or OMIGA Solutions System Administrator. Users that are approved can then be <br />associated with specific roles that will allow them to review various functions that have been associated <br />with their assigned “role” in the system. <br /> <br />Handling Dependency Changes: <br />In the event that OMIGA Solutions’ OCourt system is operating normally, but there is: <br />1. An anomaly present in the JIS and/or document storage data, <br />2. A JIS screen has been modified and the customer has failed to notify OMIGA Solutions, <br />3. A Document Storage API has been updated <br /> <br />OMIGA Solutions may reach out to the customer in order to facilitate a resolution. In practice, this type of <br />anomaly rarely occurs. However, if it should occur, OMIGA Solutions will be able to respond within 72 <br />hours of notification regarding any small AOC screen changes, document storage API updates, or data <br />anomalies. If the modification is severe enough (for instance AOC replaces JIS with a new Case <br />Management System and doesn’t tell anyone about it) OMIGA Solutions may not be able to bring the <br />system back-online within a 72-hour period. Therefore, it is necessary for AOC and the customer to keep <br />OMIGA Solutions informed of known upcoming changes and upgrades. <br /> <br />External Doc Storage Sync Operations (Applicable to 3rd-party externally hosted solutions only!): <br />For certain customers, OMIGA Solutions will support software that is responsible for downloading <br />external data concerning electronic documents associated with a case(s). <br /> <br />Security: <br />3rd-party vendor data (i.e. Laser Fiche, SharePoint, Sire, etc.) should be made available to OMIGA <br />Solutions in a secure fashion, but OMIGA Solutions is not responsible for enforcing agreements <br />between its own Courts customers and their 3rd-party partner vendors. Therefore, OMIGA Solutions <br />will download data related to the OCourt system from Court customer 3rd-party vendors even if it is <br />provided to us in an inherently insecure fashion. It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure that their <br />3rd-party vendors are working in a secure fashion with OMIGA Solutions. Basically, OMIGA Solutions <br />does not control or have leverage over any Court customer’s own vendors. <br /> <br />3rd-party Data Transmission: <br />We will notify our customers in the event that we notice odd patterns in data-transmission such as (a) <br />no data for unusual periods of time, (b) bad data repeatedly being transmitted, (c) too much data being <br />transmitted. Ultimately, if the customer wishes for OMIGA Solutions to work collaboratively with the 3rd- <br />party to resolve the problem, we will do so on a case-by-case basis. <br /> <br />Customer Network, Document Storage Provider, or AOC System Anomalies: <br />There are many points of failure in the overall data pipe-line for the OCourt system. OMIGA Solutions <br />often plays the role of working to resolve any break-downs in the pipeline. However, there are times <br />when OMIGA Solutions would have absolutely no knowledge of such a breakdown. The following are <br />examples that have occurred. (a) The customer has a network outage. (b) The customer has a firewall <br />or browser issue that is specific to their IT environment. (c) AOC has made an upgrade to JABS which
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