Onboarding Process
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ICJS Portal
Request Letter Upload (State Admin)
User Creation (with roles)(State / District / PS Admin)
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eSummons Portal
Access with Process Allocator Role
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eSummons Mobile App
Access with Process Delivery Role
WorkFlow
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Process Allocation
Processes generated by Court are viewed on eSummon portal for allocation by authorized user of respective PS. Processes are then allocated for deliver to delivery officer/ staff.
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Process Delivery to Recipient
The allocated processes are viewed & delivered to the legal recipient of Summon/ Warrant though eSummon mobile app
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Compliance Back to the Court
The process execution recorded on mobile app is synced with Court Servers via NAPIX Platform with execution meta data and photograph.
eSummons Features
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Authentication and Authorization of Police Officials through ICJS Engine.
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Allocation of Processes to the authorized delivery officers.
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Master Data management about delivery processes.
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Real time Monitoring of Process Delivery at various levels.
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Detailed View of Processes on Mobile App
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Automated Geo tagging on Pictures / Images captured during Process Delivery.
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Capturing of Screen Signature of the Recipient as Acknowledgment of Process served.
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Compliance Status to Court (CIS).
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Can be adopted by any Law Enforcement Agency (LEA).
Laws
New Laws for Summons
BNSS Sec 64- Summons how served.
Provided that summons bearing the image of Court's seal may also be served by electronic communication in such form and in such manner, as the State Government may, by rules, provide.
BNSS Sec 63- Form of summon.
BNSS Sec 63- Form of summon. Every summons issued by a Court under
this Sanhita shall be-
(ii) in an encrypted or any other
form of electronic communication and shall bear the image of the
seal of the Court or digital signature.
BNSS Sec 63- Form of summon.
Every summons issued by a Court under this Sanhita shall be-
(ii) in an encrypted or any other form of electronic communication
and shall bear the image of the seal of the Court or digital
signature.
BNSS Sec 71- Service of summons on witness
(2) When an acknowledgment purporting to be signed by the witness or an endorsement purporting to be made by a postal employee that the witness refused to take delivery of the summons has been received or on the proof of delivery of summons under sub-section (3) of section 70 by electronic communication to the satisfaction of the Court, the Court issuing summons may deem that the summons has been duly served.
