BundleCreator

Templates for hearings and practice areas

BundleCreator describes its product as software for preparing hearing bundles for courts and tribunals in England and Wales. The homepage lists more than 370 templates across 24 areas of law, including family, employment, immigration, probate and SEND. It also provides practice-area pages and procedural guides that explain the bundle journey for different types of case.

Automated bundle formatting

The product lists automatic section numbering in a Bates-style format, autogenerated title pages and lossless PDF compression intended to reduce oversized bundles to filing-ready size. The company says the software is designed around supported courts' and tribunals' formatting rules and that its procedural framework is regularly reviewed. Users remain responsible for checking the resulting bundle against current directions and the requirements of their specific court.

Document security and UK data handling

BundleCreator states that it uses AES-256 encryption, TLS 1.3 and UK-hosted data and that uploaded data is not used to train AI. The homepage also displays UK GDPR, ICO-registration and Cyber Essentials information. Legal professionals should review the full privacy, retention, security and processor terms and confirm that the service meets their own confidentiality and professional obligations before uploading case documents.

Pricing and trial access

The site offers a seven-day trial without requiring a credit card and a one-off option from £29.99 per bundle for a single hearing, alongside subscription pricing. Prices and included templates or processing limits should be checked on the current pricing page. The service is presented as a bundle-preparation tool, not legal advice, and it does not replace a lawyer's review of the evidence, pagination or filing deadline.

Support and legal workflow resources

The website includes a 'How it works' route, insights, guides, free tools, pricing and sign-in. It provides a visual case-journey map for each practice area and identifies its support contact as support@bundlecreator.co. The company says it was built by a governance, risk and compliance specialist with experience in the UK Family Court system; users can review the software and its current procedural coverage before deciding whether to use it.