JTAC began the pilot phase of the POR Odyssey interface in March 2010. The interface between the two systems was designed to save time and effort. DeKalb County has processed 208 transactions on 46 separate orders. This includes adding parties, creating cases, issuing orders, showing service, and setting hearings. Technically, those 208 transactions were processed only once, rather than in both systems. “I have found that it has worked very well and I am already seeing significant advantages to having everything come over from the Protection Order Registry to Odyssey,” said Laura Marchus, Assistant Court Reporter in DeKalb Superior Court II.
According to Marty Grimm, DeKalb County Clerk, “DeKalb County proclaims it a successful interface.”
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