What Is ADR?
What Is ADR?
Alternative dispute resolution, or ADR, is a broad term used to describe non-traditional methods for resolving disputes outside the courtroom. In this website build, the classic Court ADR visual language is combined with a secure document access system driven by ADR IDs.
Users can type a case number such as 1:26-cv-01234-ADR, and the application checks whether that ADR ID exists in the database. When the ADR ID is valid and found, the user is signed in and redirected to the private download page.
If the ADR ID is not found, the user sees an error message asking them to enter the correct ADR number. The search button remains disabled until the typed value matches the ADR format and is confirmed in the database.
Search by ADR ID
System Summary
- Direct ADR URL access is supported, such as /1:26-cv-01234-ADR
- Each login generates a random dashboard URL suffix
- Each user session expires after 10 minutes
- ZIP files are generated from the user document folder
- The ZIP file password is the user's ADR ID
- The admin panel supports CSV import and download log review
Selected Resources
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ADR ID Login and Search Flow
Abstract: Users can search by ADR ID from the main page or visit a direct ADR URL to reach the document dashboard.→ Search, validation, login, and dashboard flow are already connected in this build. -
Password-Protected ZIP Download
Abstract: Each ADR user can download a ZIP archive that is named after the ADR ID and locked with the ADR ID as the password.→ Example ZIP name: 1:26-cv-01234-ADR.zip -
Admin CSV Import and Download Logs
Abstract: Admin users can import large user lists and review who downloaded files, when the download happened, and which ADR ID was used.→ This supports thousands of ADR users with unique IDs.