TrueVow reviews county-level availability before approving access. The goal is simple: keep onboarding controlled, avoid over-saturation, and maintain a useful experience for approved firms.
No exclusivity • No territory guarantee • Approval required
Three reasons we review county-level access before approving new firms.
Each firm needs a configured intake script, calendar integration, and phone forwarding setup. Managing enrollment pace ensures we can deliver proper onboarding to every firm.
We want every approved firm to get responsive support. Accepting too many firms at once in one market would strain that capacity.
If too many firms in the same county onboard at once, support quality and market usefulness can decline. Managing county density helps keep the system useful for approved firms.
County availability is not based on a public seat counter. During review, we look at the county, requested product, firm size, practice area, onboarding capacity, and existing usage in that market.
Where the firm primarily operates.
INTAKE, LEVERAGE, SETTLE, or full pipeline.
Solo/small PI firm, intake needs, and readiness to onboard.
Existing approved firms and support capacity in that county.
County availability is confirmed during application review. Status can change as firms are approved, pause, cancel, or expand into new counties.
| Status | What it means | What happens next |
|---|---|---|
| ● Open | We are currently accepting applications from eligible firms in that county. | If approved, you may proceed to portal setup and onboarding. |
| ● Limited | We are reviewing applications carefully because county capacity is nearing the current limit. | You may be approved, waitlisted, or asked to select another operating county. |
| ● Waitlist | The county has reached its current enrollment capacity. | You may join the waitlist. We do not guarantee waitlist timelines. |
County availability is not a territory grant. It is not exclusivity. It is not a guarantee that competitors will never use TrueVow. It is a capacity and onboarding policy.
Provide your county, practice area, firm size, and product interest.
We check availability and current capacity in your operating county.
We confirm the right product and plan for your intake needs.
If approved, you receive access to the approved product and plan.
If your county has reached its current enrollment capacity, you may be placed on a waitlist. When capacity opens — through natural turnover or capacity adjustments — you will be notified in application order. We do not guarantee waitlist timelines.
Three reasons: onboarding quality, support capacity, and market over-saturation control. Each firm needs proper setup — configured intake scripts, calendar integration, phone forwarding. Managing enrollment pace ensures we can deliver that quality and keep the platform effective for the firms already on it.
No. County availability is not an exclusivity agreement, territory grant, or guarantee that other firms will not use TrueVow. It is an onboarding and capacity policy designed to manage setup quality and avoid over-saturation.
General availability statuses are described above. For your specific county, we confirm availability during the application review process. You will not be charged or committed until you are approved and choose to proceed.
The cap is calculated based on the number of solo and small law firms in a county, not individual attorneys. A firm with three attorneys counts as one firm against the cap.
Your enrollment is tied to the county you registered in. If your firm operates across multiple counties, we review availability and setup requirements for each relevant county during onboarding.
Submit your firm info. We review county access before you commit.
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