> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://learn.expertmd.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Intake Form Setup > Configure your vanity URL and customize your intake form to start receiving cases from attorneys. # Intake Form Setup Your intake form is how attorneys submit case requests to you. ExpertMD provides a customizable intake form with a unique vanity URL that you can share on your website, in emails, or on social media. ## Your vanity URL Every doctor on ExpertMD gets a unique intake URL. You can customize the slug portion to make it memorable and professional. ### Default URL format Your default intake URL is: ``` https://expertmd.io/intake/dr-firstname-lastname ``` ### Customizing your slug Navigate to **Settings > Intake** to customize your URL slug. Your slug must: * Be unique across all ExpertMD users * Contain only lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens * Be between 3 and 50 characters Choose a professional, easy-to-remember slug. Good examples include your name (`dr-jane-smith`), your specialty (`neuro-expert-smith`), or your practice name (`smith-orthopedic-consulting`). Intake form URL configuration in Settings ## Sharing your intake form Once your vanity URL is configured, share it with attorneys through: * **Your professional website** -- Add a "Request Expert Witness Services" button linking to your intake URL * **Email signature** -- Include your intake link in your email signature * **Professional directories** -- List your intake URL on medical expert directories * **Direct outreach** -- Send your link directly to attorneys you want to work with When an attorney visits your intake URL, they see a branded form with your name, specialty, and credentials. They do not need an ExpertMD account to submit a request, but they will be prompted to create one if they do not have one. ## What attorneys see Your intake form collects the following information from attorneys: 1. **Attorney contact information** -- Name, firm, email, phone 2. **Case type** -- The category of the case (e.g., personal injury, malpractice, workers' comp) 3. **Case description** -- A summary of the case and what expertise is needed 4. **Timeline** -- Estimated timeline and urgency of the engagement 5. **Additional documents** -- Optional file uploads for supporting case materials What attorneys see when visiting your intake form ## Managing your intake form status You can enable or disable your intake form at any time from **Settings > Intake**: * **Active** -- Your form is accepting new submissions * **Paused** -- Your form displays a message that you are not accepting new requests. Existing cases are not affected. When you pause your intake form, attorneys who visit your URL will see a "Not Accepting Requests" message. Remember to reactivate it when you are ready to take new cases. ## Next steps Learn how to review incoming intake requests Manage accepted cases