Court-ready volumes — cover pages, tabs, bookmarks and pagination, built to file.
Turn the Document Index into one paginated PDF per volume, complete with a cover page, per-volume table of contents, tab dividers, bookmarks and stamped page numbers. Change the index and regenerate in a single pass — each document is charged only once.
From index to filed bundle, in one pass
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Configure the bundle
Set cover pages, tab dividers, bookmarks, volume breaks and page-number stamping in the Create Bundle panel — or let a preset fill them in for the filing you're preparing.
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Generate
Produce one paginated PDF per volume with a cover page, per-volume contents, tab pages and bookmarks. Assemble every volume, or just the ones you name.
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Regenerate for free
Adjust the index and rebuild in one pass. Each document is charged once, so regenerating after a late-stage change adds no new cost.
Court-ready files — and the editable pages behind them
- Paginated PDF volumes
One PDF per volume, plus a Complete Bundle ZIP that packages them all together.
- Editable structural pages
Word copies of the cover, tab and contents pages — so you can reprint the dividers on coloured paper without regenerating the whole bundle.
- Volume control
Target a page limit, pick a split strategy, turn on Senior Volumes, and push or split individual documents across the volume break.
- Page-number stamping
Stamp volume-and-page numbers where the court expects them, in the format each filing uses.
- Index export
Hand the Document Index to counsel as Word or Excel, or export a ZIP of the underlying files with your chosen naming convention.
Uploading, conversion, OCR, indexing and on-screen previews are all free. Credits are charged once per document — the first time it enters a paid bundle or export — so every regeneration after that is free.
The bundle is a build artefact, not a manual assembly job.
It’s the one deliverable a matter is finally judged by, and the stage most exposed to last-minute change — so BriefTech generates the paginated volumes, per-volume tables of contents, tab pages and bookmarks from the Document Index, and a late document change means regenerating, not redoing. Because every document is charged only once, you can regenerate as many times as the matter demands without watching the meter.
Put Bundle & Export to work
Paginated, tabbed, bookmarked volumes — regenerated in one pass.