Indexes for case files, exhibits and court bundles
Building an index by hand means counting the pages of every document and working out where each one starts and ends. This tool does it for you: it counts the pages, calculates the ranges and generates an index ready to file.
There are three templates: a general exhibit list, a UK-style court bundle (tab, description, date and pages), and one for Colombian electronic case files based on the index format of the judiciary's Annex 4. Always check the format required by the court or office.
How to create a document index, step by step
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Select the PDFs that make up the file.
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Put them in order, fix each document's name and mark whether it's electronic or scanned.
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Choose a template and formats, and download the index and the merged bundle with continuous pagination.
Frequently asked questions
What does the index include?
Each document's name, its page count and its start and end page within the bundle. Depending on the template, also the date, format, size, origin and, optionally, the SHA-256 fingerprint.
What is a court bundle?
It's the set of documents filed with a court in England and Wales, with an index at the front and every page numbered continuously.
Are my documents uploaded?
No. Page counting, indexing and merging all happen in your browser.