Add your documents
Upload the documents you have decided to include, such as applications, orders, statements and exhibits.
Turn your court orders, statements, exhibits, emails and other evidence into one clear electronic bundle. Bundivo guides you through the practical document-preparation steps, even if you have never created a court bundle before.
Less manual formattingBundivo handles page numbers and navigation.
See what you are buildingKeep your documents in a clear structure.
Your documents stay controlledChoose when and how to share them.
You remain in control of the documents. Bundivo takes care of much of the repetitive PDF preparation around them.
Upload the documents you have decided to include, such as applications, orders, statements and exhibits.
Create clear sections, give documents understandable names and arrange them in the sequence you need.
Review the dates displayed in the index and correct them before producing your bundle.
Create one paginated, searchable PDF with a linked index and bookmarks for easier navigation.
Use clear controls and practical guidance to reduce the formatting burden and concentrate on presenting your documents clearly.
Avoid typing page numbers manually across a large collection of documents.
Help the reader move from an index entry directly to the relevant document.
OCR can make scanned pages searchable so names, dates and phrases are easier to find.
Follow Bundivo's guides for common product tasks, from uploading documents to generating the PDF.
Preparing your own case is demanding. Your bundle workspace should make the administrative work clearer, not add another layer of confusion.
Rename, reorder, include or exclude documents while the bundle remains a draft.
Add later orders or evidence and generate an updated bundle when necessary.
Use controlled sharing instead of relying on oversized email attachments.
Choose who receives access and apply an expiry period where available.
Bundivo provides software for organising and producing electronic bundles. It does not tell you what evidence to rely on, what arguments to make or how the court will decide your case. If you need legal advice, consider speaking to a regulated legal professional.
Plain-English answers about preparing a bundle with Bundivo.
A litigant in person is someone conducting court proceedings without a solicitor or barrister formally representing them. You may still obtain legal advice or other permitted assistance where appropriate.
No. Bundivo helps you organise and format the documents you select, but it does not provide legal advice or decide what evidence is relevant. Court directions, applicable rules and professional legal advice should be followed where required.
Yes. While working on the draft, you can organise sections, rename and reorder documents, and include or exclude material before generating the PDF.
Bundivo's OCR tools can process suitable scanned documents to make their text searchable. Results depend on scan quality, handwriting, image clarity and the source document.
Yes. Depending on your plan and settings, you can download the generated PDF or use Bundivo's controlled sharing workflow.
No. Bundivo is court-bundle preparation software and does not provide legal advice, representation or predictions about the outcome of proceedings.
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