Court-ready bundles, built to file — not by hand.
From a folder of evidence to a paginated, bookmarked, volumised bundle with a cover page and per-volume contents. You decide where the volumes split; BriefTech stamps the rest.
The manual bundle is where the hours go
- Paginating and re-paginating by hand every time a document is added, removed or reordered.
- Rebuilding the index and every page reference after a late-stage change.
- Inserting tab pages, bookmarks and volume breaks manually, under a filing deadline.
Three steps to a filed bundle
- 01
Order the evidence
Arrange documents into the bundle's real structure with headings and sub-index entries. Serial numbers follow the order automatically.
- 02
Set the volumes
Choose where the bundle splits into volumes, or let a page limit split them for you — senior volumes and all.
- 03
Generate & regenerate
Produce a paginated PDF with cover page, per-volume table of contents, tab pages and bookmarks — and regenerate in one pass after any change.
Bundle of Documents preset
Start from the built-in Bundle of Documents preset — index structure, serial numbering and bundle settings configured for a standard court bundle in one click.
What teams see
- to regenerate after a late-stage change
- Minutes
- pagination · bookmarks · volumes no re-numbering by hand
- One pass
A court bundle is the one deliverable a matter is finally judged by — and the stage most exposed to last-minute change.
BriefTech makes the bundle a build artefact rather than a manual assembly job: order the evidence once, and every page number, bookmark and volume table regenerates itself each time the set changes.
Common questions
Can I regenerate the bundle after making changes?
Yes — pagination, bookmarks, tab pages and the per-volume tables of contents are all rebuilt in one pass, so a late document change never means redoing the bundle by hand.
Does it handle multi-volume bundles?
It does. Set the volume breaks yourself or by page limit, and BriefTech produces per-volume tables of contents and handles senior volumes automatically.
Which courts is this built for?
BriefTech is built for Singapore and Malaysian dispute practice, with presets for court bundles, Records of Appeal, disclosure lists, affidavits and bundles of authorities.
Ready to prepare your Court Bundles?
Paginated, tabbed, volumised — built to file.