How it works

A clear path from options to confirmed visits

Visit Bridge is organized around the options coordinators publish, the private responses parents submit, and the documented next step before an unsupervised visit schedule is confirmed.

01

Prepare parent tracks

The coordinator confirms the case context, parent-specific tracks, visit duration, cadence, location, and response deadline.

02

Send visit options

Each parent receives a private link to review their own available times and accept, decline, or request another option.

03

Confirm the schedule

The coordinator reviews parent responses, confirms the final unsupervised visit schedule, or records what still needs attention.

Operating rhythm

Built around the way unsupervised scheduling actually moves

The workflow avoids vague project-management language and keeps attention on the protected record: which options were offered, how each parent responded, what was confirmed, and what still needs coordinator review.

Setup stays structured

Case context, parent tracks, children, visit duration, cadence, location, deadlines, and order-review notes are captured before options are sent.

Private links reduce back-and-forth

Each parent receives their own response path to accept an option, decline, or request another time without seeing the other parent's track.

Confirmation becomes history

Responses, coordinator decisions, confirmed schedules, changes, cancellations, documents, and exports remain tied to the case.

Access and security controls sit around this workflow so parent tracks remain private and sensitive family-service records stay tied to authenticated users and organization boundaries.

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