Assemble, index, and paginate hearing bundles in minutes — not days — with automated collation and CPR-compliant formatting.
Preparing court bundles is one of the most time-consuming tasks in litigation. Paralegals spend days collating documents, creating indexes, adding pagination, and ensuring CPR compliance — only to repeat the process when new evidence is disclosed. Late or incorrectly formatted bundles risk costs orders and judicial criticism.
Gathering documents from multiple sources, ordering them chronologically, and inserting section dividers is tedious and error-prone.
Adding continuous page numbers across hundreds of documents manually leads to errors that undermine the bundle's usability.
Late disclosure or additional witness evidence means rebuilding the index and re-paginating the entire bundle.
Purpose-built capabilities — not generic templates you have to work around.
Select documents from the matter record and arrange them into sections with a simple drag-and-drop interface.
SwiftCase creates a hyperlinked index with document descriptions, dates, and page references — updated automatically when the bundle changes.
Page numbers run sequentially across all documents, with section tabs inserted at configurable intervals.
Add or remove a document and regenerate the full bundle — index, pagination, and tabs — in seconds.
Choose relevant documents from the matter record and assign them to bundle sections (e.g. Pleadings, Witness Evidence, Correspondence).
Order documents within each section, add descriptions, and flag any documents requiring redaction.
SwiftCase compiles the PDF with continuous pagination, section dividers, and a hyperlinked index.
The assembled bundle is reviewed, approved, and either e-filed or printed for the court and opposing parties.
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Yes. SwiftCase generates hyperlinked PDF bundles optimised for use in remote and hybrid hearings, with bookmarks and a clickable index for easy navigation.
Absolutely. Add or remove documents at any time and regenerate the bundle with updated pagination and index in seconds — no manual rework required.
Yes. Bundle formatting follows CPR Practice Direction 32 and common court requirements, including continuous pagination, section dividers, and a front-sheet index.
Stop spending days on manual collation and pagination. See how SwiftCase automates CPR-compliant bundle preparation.
