iDocket.com users can order court documents with the click of a mouse button. iDocket.com users merely identify the desired document, click a button, select the document delivery method—fax, mail, or hold-for-delivery—and then allow the court clerk to charge the copying and shipping costs to the user's credit card. No telephone call or voice communications are required.

iDocket.com is an Internet service which enables Internet users to search for and view court cases information from multiple Texas counties and courts. iDocket.com users can search for court cases information for a specific litigant, attorney, county, court, date or offense. After the iDocket.com user finds the desired court case, he or she can view the filing and disposition dates, the case type (arson, indecency with a child, divorce, etc.), disposition (jury verdict, agreed judgment, dismissed, etc.), the parties and/or attorneys involved, bondsman, court dates settings, and a list of all court documents. By clicking an Order button located beside the document name, an iDocket.com user can request a copy of the document.

Many iDocket.com courts participate in iDRS. For courts that do participate, an Order button appears beside the document identified on the iDocket.com Case History page. For courts that do not participate, no Order button appears.

The iDocket.com user who wishes to order court documents via the Internet must first provide billing information to the court clerk—typically this consists of the user's name, address and credit card billing information. Then, whenever the iDocket.com user clicks the order button, iDocket.com notifies the clerk of the court, who ships or faxes the documents as requested and then bills the iDocket.com user for the copying and shipping charges.