UK Court Bundle Software | Structured for PD 27A

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BundleCreator

"Helping anyone read the written language of the courts."

BundleCreator makes court bundles work for everyone.

Over 370 court-ready templates across 22 areas of law in England and Wales — Family, Employment, Immigration, Probate, SEND and more — with automatic Bates-style section numbering, auto-generated title pages, and built-in lossless PDF compression that shrinks oversized bundles to filing-ready size. Designed to meet the formatting rules of the courts and tribunals we support.

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Built by a Governance, Risk and Compliance specialist who spent five years in the UK Family Court system. Published October 2025 · Last updated 26 April 2026.

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BundleCreator is a court bundle service with a continuously-verified procedural system behind it. Every area of law gets a visual tube map of its journey, from pre-action through hearings to enforcement. Twenty-four specialist AI reviewers — covering child arrangements, employment, criminal, immigration, SEND, regulatory law and eighteen other areas — check every template each week against today's legislation. Every template carries the date of its last expert review. The bundle is what brings you in. The verified procedure underneath is what makes it worth using.

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“What would have taken days of stress, I completed confidently in hours.”

Sammy I., Litigant in Person

I am:A litigant in person A solicitor A barrister A McKenzie Friend

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Preparing for court should not feel this overwhelming

A UK court bundle is a single paginated, indexed PDF containing every document a judge or tribunal needs for a hearing. Prepared by hand, a 350-page bundle can take four hours or more to format — pagination, section lettering, index, hyperlinks, compression, and a practice-direction-compliant layout all done manually in Word or a PDF editor. Every time a new document arrives, the entire index has to be regenerated.

With BundleCreator, the same bundle typically takes under an hour. The software handles the technical compliance work — pagination, indexing, bookmarks, continuous or per-section numbering, and the format required by Practice Direction 27A or the tribunal rules that apply to your hearing — so you can focus on the substance of your case.

"What would have taken days of stress, I completed confidently in hours."
— Sammy I., Litigant in Person, Manchester

"A good bundle cannot win a bad case, but a bad bundle can damage a good case."
— Paul Waterworth, Retired District Judge

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What Is a Court Bundle?

Before a hearing, the judge sits down with one thing: the bundle. The judge’s perspective, what you need to provide, and how the rules vary across Family, SEND, Employment and Immigration proceedings in England and Wales.

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Three Steps to a Court-Ready Bundle

No legal training required. Step-by-step guidance included.

Step 1

Upload

Upload your documents — PDFs, Word files, or images

Step 2

Organise

Drag into sections. We handle pagination and indexing

Step 3

Export

Download your court-ready, PD27A-formatted PDF bundle

Simple Process

Three Steps to a Court-Ready Bundle

No legal training required. BundleCreator guides you from document selection to a professionally formatted court bundle.

Choose Your Area of Law

Select from 22 specialist areas — family, employment, immigration, SEND, criminal, bankruptcy, and more. Each comes with pre-built templates tailored to your court or tribunal.

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Upload Your Documents

Drag and drop your PDFs. BundleCreator handles pagination, section numbering, and hyperlinked indexing automatically.

Export Your Court Bundle

Download a single paginated, hyperlinked PDF bundle formatted to the rules that apply to your hearing — Practice Direction 27A for the Family Court (Bates per-section restart A1, A2, B1, B2 for non-financial-remedy under Ch 7.2; Arabic consecutive for financial remedy under Ch 6.2), the Civil Procedure Rules for civil proceedings, or the relevant tribunal procedure rules. Your exported bundle includes a clickable index, internal bookmarks, automatic pagination, and PDF compression that typically reduces file size by up to 70 per cent so it fits within court submission limits. Apply an AES-256 password with granular permissions before sharing.

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Everything You Need to Prepare Your Court Bundle

BundleCreator handles the technical formatting so you can focus on your case.

22 Areas of Law, In Depth

BundleCreator provides over 370 court bundle templates across 22 areas of UK law, organised by hearing stage and aligned to the applicable practice direction or procedure rules. The 22 areas are: Child Arrangements, Divorce & Finance, Domestic Abuse, TOLATA (property disputes between unmarried couples), Public Children Law (care proceedings), Family Law (general), Small Claims, Commercial Litigation, Personal Injury, Housing Disrepair, Conveyancing, Commercial Property, Employment Tribunal, Immigration & Asylum, SEND Tribunal, Property Chamber, Money & Tax, Criminal, Wills & Probate, Intellectual Property, Bankruptcy, and Medical Negligence. Each area contains templates mapped to the specific hearing stages within that jurisdiction — for example, the Family Court templates follow the FHDRA → DRA → Fact-Finding → Final Hearing progression and are structured for Practice Direction 27A (updated March 2026). Employment Tribunal templates follow the ET1 → Case Management → Merits Hearing progression under the Employment Tribunal Rules of Procedure 2013. Every template includes yellow-highlighted guidance text that strips automatically on export, so the final bundle contains only the professional document.

Over 370 Templates with Built-In Guidance

Every one of the 370-plus pre-built BundleCreator templates is pre-filled with yellow-highlighted guidance text that explains what to write in each section, which documents to include, and the order the court expects. The guidance strips automatically on export so your final bundle contains only the professional document. You do not need legal training or prior court experience to produce a court-ready bundle — the template tells you exactly what goes where, and the bundle index is generated for you. Templates are mapped to the relevant Practice Direction or procedure rule for each document type and reviewed internally before release.

Government Forms In-Browser

BundleCreator includes over 35 official UK government court forms — ET1 and ET3 for the Employment Tribunal, FL401 for non-molestation and occupation orders, C100 for child arrangements, SEND35 for the SEND tribunal, N208, and more — that you complete directly in the editor. Forms are filled on-screen, saved as part of your bundle, and exported as flattened PDF pages so they cannot be tampered with after submission. No printing or scanning required. New forms are added as HMCTS and the tribunals publish revisions.

AES-256 Password Protection and UK-Hosted Data

All BundleCreator customer data is hosted in the United Kingdom (Google Cloud, London region) and encrypted with AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit. You can also apply AES-256 password protection to the exported PDF bundle itself, with granular permissions controlling who can print, copy, or annotate the file. The encryption step is performed entirely in the user's browser; the unencrypted PDF is not transmitted during encryption. Audit logs are retained for seven years. Penetration testing is scheduled for August 2026.

Smart PDF Compression

BundleCreator uses a dual-pass PDF compressor that typically reduces bundle file size by up to 70% while preserving the 300 DPI resolution needed for court-legible exhibits. In one customer example, a 56 MB bundle of scanned evidence compressed to around 15 MB — small enough to email, upload to CE-File, or submit to a court portal with strict file-size limits. Compression runs after the bundle is assembled, so indexing, pagination, and hyperlinks are preserved. The compressor is written in Rust for speed.

Video Evidence with QR Codes

BundleCreator lets you upload video files — incident recordings, CCTV clips, or screen captures — and the exported PDF includes a scannable QR code at the relevant page that links back to the video. Judges and court staff can view the evidence directly from the printed or on-screen bundle without hunting through separate files. Subject to the court's own policies on external links in bundles, which vary by tribunal and jurisdiction. Check local practice before relying on QR links for your hearing type.

Quick Answer

A UK court bundle is a single paginated PDF containing every document a judge or tribunal needs for a hearing — statements, evidence, applications, and correspondence. BundleCreator is UK court bundle software built for litigants in person, solicitors, barristers, paralegals, and McKenzie Friends. It covers over 370 pre-built templates across 22 areas of law — family, divorce, SEND, employment, immigration, criminal, commercial, housing, and more — and is designed to help meet Practice Direction 27A (PD 27A, the Family Court rule), the Civil Procedure Rules, and the equivalent tribunal rules. Bundles start at £12 (pay-as-you-go) or £19.99 per month. All documents are hosted in the United Kingdom, encrypted with AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit, and handled in line with UK GDPR. BundleCreator does not train AI on customer data. Built in London by Steleo Publishing Limited (company no. 11891029).

Last reviewed: 23 April 2026 by Stevie Hayes

BundleCreator plans at a glance

All prices in GBP. Bundle limits are total account maximums, not monthly allowances. Annual billing saves up to 20 per cent. A 14-day trial is included with all subscription plans; no credit card required to start.

BundleCreator pricing and bundle limits by plan
Plan	Price	Bundle limit	Best suited for
Pay-As-You-Go	£12 per bundle	1 bundle, 30 days of editing access	Occasional single-hearing use
Essential	£19.99 per month	Up to 15 bundles total on account	Litigants in person with active proceedings
Pro	£39.99 per month	Up to 40 bundles total on account	Small firms, chambers, paralegals, regular cases
Platinum	£79.99 per month	Up to 100 bundles total on account	Larger firms with regular bundle volume

Overage beyond the plan limit is billed at £3 per additional bundle. Users can delete bundles to free account slots. Source of truth: /pricing.

Which rules apply to your hearing?

BundleCreator formats bundles to align with the practice direction or procedure rules for your hearing type. England and Wales only. This is a reference summary — the rule set that applies to your case ultimately depends on the court or tribunal your hearing is in.

UK court and tribunal practice directions by hearing type
Hearing type	Rule set	Numbering convention
Family Court (children, finances, domestic abuse)	Practice Direction 27A (2 March 2026)	Bates per-section restart (A1, A2, B1) for non-financial-remedy under Ch 7.2; Arabic consecutive for financial remedy under Ch 6.2
Civil Court (contract, property, small claims)	Civil Procedure Rules 1998	Per-section or continuous
Employment Tribunal	Employment Tribunal Rules of Procedure 2013	Per-section (typical)
Immigration and Asylum Chamber	Tribunal Procedure (FTT)(IAC) Rules 2014	Per-section (typical)
SEND Tribunal	Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025 (HESC)	Per-section (typical)
Property Chamber (FTT)	Tribunal Procedure Rules (Property) 2013	Per-section (typical)
Crown Court / Magistrates’ Court (criminal)	Criminal Procedure Rules 2025	Per-section (typical)

BundleCreator supports both numbering conventions and the toggle is per-bundle in the editor toolbar. Full compliance reference at /pd27a-compliance.

UK court and tribunal demand, by the numbers

BundleCreator is built for the real caseload of the English and Welsh courts. The official statistics below are published by the Ministry of Justice and by the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (Cafcass).

UK court and tribunal demand statistics from Cafcass and the Ministry of Justice
Metric	Figure	Period	Source
New private law children’s cases received by Cafcass	42,172 cases (63,879 children)	1 April 2025 – 31 March 2026	Cafcass Our Data
Year-on-year growth in private law demand	+8.2% (+3,213 cases, +4,734 children)	FY 2025/26 vs FY 2024/25	Cafcass Our Data
New public law children’s cases received by Cafcass	16,975 cases (27,182 children)	1 April 2025 – 31 March 2026	Cafcass Our Data
Section 31 Care Applications	12,082 applications (19,846 children)	1 April 2025 – 31 March 2026	Cafcass Our Data
Cafcass open children’s cases	29,313 cases (46,501 children)	End March 2026	Cafcass Our Data
Crown Court open caseload	Over 80,000 cases (series peak)	End Q4 2025	MoJ Criminal Court Statistics Quarterly
Crown Court listed trials requiring rescheduling	26%	Q4 2025	MoJ Criminal Court Statistics Quarterly
Magistrates’ court listed trials requiring rescheduling	22%	Q4 2025	MoJ Criminal Court Statistics Quarterly

Sources: Cafcass Our Data (figures for the financial year ending 31 March 2026, released monthly); Criminal court statistics quarterly: October to December 2025 (Ministry of Justice). Related MoJ bulletins: Family Court Statistics Quarterly and Tribunal Statistics Quarterly (published 12 March 2026).

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What users have said about BundleCreator after preparing their bundles

BundleCreator is used by litigants in person and solicitors across England and Wales, and is built for barristers, paralegals, legal executives, and McKenzie Friends. Users have prepared bundles for hearings in the Family Court, County Court, Employment Tribunals, and SEND Tribunals. In verified reviews, users report reducing bundle preparation time from days to hours — one litigant in person compressed a 361-page bundle from 56 MB to 15 MB while maintaining 300 DPI resolution. Paul Waterworth, a retired District Judge, has observed: “A good bundle cannot win a bad case, but a bad bundle can damage a good case.”

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“As a litigant in person, BundleCreator was invaluable. What would have taken days of stress, I completed confidently in hours. My 361 page bundle packed with large images had been 56MB and amazingly BundleCreator compressed it to only 15MB, still at 300 DPI.”

Sammy I.

Litigant in Person, Manchester, UK

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“Outstanding service from BundleCreator.co. Their support spent around 30 minutes on the phone with me late at night to help resolve a minor issue so I could get a bundle submitted to the High Court the next day. I've purchased other bundling software before, but this is by far the most user-friendly system I've used — and I've only created under ten bundles myself. The layout is clear, intuitive, and the built-in compliance checker is incredibly useful. It even picked up line-spacing issues in my bundle. Exceptional dedication and an excellent product.”

D.S.

Litigant in Person, Portsmouth, UK

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“A friend recommended BundleCreator. I used one of the built-in templates for the chronology and another for my position statement, which I'd never have known I needed. The platform told me exactly which sections my Housing Disrepair bundle required and put everything in the right order automatically. I was able to share my bundle with a Direct Access Barrister, which in the end saved me time and money.”

A.M.

Litigant in Person, Devon, UK

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