Also based on public input, several improvements were made to the “Decision Lifecycle” information system

On April 1, 2026, we informed you about the launch of a new information system for more efficient search of decisions, as well as investigation of the status of proceedings. Since then, we have been registering several suggestions and feedback from users (including the public), for which we are extremely grateful. These are extremely important to us, among other things, for the purpose of further improving the information system, so that it meets the needs of those for whom it was created as much as possible.

Since the publication of the production version of the information system “Decision Lifecycle “, several functional, technical and operational modifications have been gradually implemented. Their aim was to expand search options, increase the accuracy of displayed results, and strengthen the stability of the solution in everyday use. The impetus for implementing several modifications and improvements was precisely the suggestions received over the past two weeks from the users themselves. The development of the system is therefore not only based on internal plans, but also as a response to specific user experiences from its everyday use.

Specifically, for example, the search by file number has been significantly expanded, which now supports not only the entry of the full case file number, but also searches by register, combination of panel and register, or by the designation of the so-called collection decision. The automatic completion has also been modified so that it is available from the first character entered and that it prioritizes the most relevant matches when offering results.

A new filter has also been added to the advanced search – search by court of first instance. The options for working with search results have also been improved, especially in ​​sorting them and setting the number of records displayed on one page. At the same time, optimizations related to the processing and display of the total number of results have also been made.

The changes also affected the section intended for checking the status of proceedings (on the home page), where information messages for invalid or missing case file numbers were clarified.

Attention was also paid to the autocomplete and multiple selection elements, where descriptive texts, validation messages and system notifications were unified. The extended filters and results controls were also visually and operationally fine-tuned so that their use was clearer, more stable and better adapted to display on different types of devices.

Following the changes made, the names and explanatory texts for individual items of the search mask were also clarified, work with diacritics was considered, and the behavior of selection elements when reloading the page, refreshing the form, and transferring search parameters was unified. These adjustments contributed to greater clarity of the form and more reliable functioning of the extended search.

The above-mentioned adjustments follow on from the original ambition to build a user-friendly, reliable, and continuously developed tool through which the professional and lay public can effectively access the necessary information about the decision-making activities of the Supreme Administrative Court of the Slovak Republic, as well as data on the status of the proceedings.