A document bundle is a collection of files presented in a specific order that can be used to present information in a Court hearing. An electronic document bundle is the same process, but created digitally and in a far more efficient way.
There is nothing wrong with building court bundles manually, but if you want to save time, paper and keep your files/bundles secure with automatically created hyperlinked index pages and bookmarks, then electronic document bundling is the way to go. The legal technology is recognised as "best practice" by UK law courts and Zylpha Bundling is widely accepted as the "go-to" tool for legal teams of all sizes.
The Zylpha electronic bundling platform has been designed to comply with many different Court guidelines relevant to bundles. Visit our dedicated Court Bundle Guidelines page for more information.
The free plan supports the creation of a 350-page bundle, up to a maximum bundle size of 30MB. The maximum individual file size limit is 10MB. You can save one bundle within your account. Accepted file types are PDF and Word.
With a paid plan, you can store more bundles in your account. There is also an increase in the maximum number of pages in a bundle, as well as individual file sizes and the total bundle size. Additionally, PDF editing functionality is included with a paid plan. You can find a full comparison of features between the plans on the pricing page.
Yes, you can create court compliant electronic document bundles for free using Zylpha online document bundling software. Here's some more information about building free court bundles online.
You can build a free document bundle using Word and PDF files.
You can build as many free bundles as you like but you can only work on one at a time. There is a 30-day retention period, so if you want to keep a bundle going, just be sure to login to your account every now and then. We will send you reminders from time to time if we don't see you online.
To start another document bundle simply delete the previous one from your online account. Once a bundle has been deleted we cannot retrieve it, so be sure you want to create a new one before you begin.
There is a 30-day retention period, so if you want to keep a bundle going, just be sure to login to your account every now and then. We will send you reminders from time to time if we don't see you online. After 30 days of inactivity on your account your bundle will automatically be deleted and we won't be able to retrieve it.
Free online account user numbers are limitless as they are based on individual usage. All you need to get a free account is an active email address.
With a paid plan, you can store more bundles in your account. There is also an increase in the maximum number of pages in a bundle, as well as individual file sizes and the total bundle size. Additionally, PDF editing functionality is included with a paid plan. You can find a full comparison of features between the plans on the pricing page.
You can upgrade to Solo online from a Free account by clicking on the Settings wheel in the left hand column of your free account, and then navigating to the Upgrade section to fill in some billing information. For those who wish to collaborate on a bundle, there is also the option to upgrade to an online Team account.
Solo is available on a monthly or annual subscription basis. A monthly licence is just £20 + VAT per user, an annual licence is £150 + VAT per user. You can create as many bundles as you like within the licence period, and work on up to 40 bundles at any one time.
A Team account is £25 + VAT per user per month. Alternatively an annual licence is £200 + VAT per user. With a Team account users can collaborate on up to 100 10,000-page bundles.
Connectors for LEAP and iManage are included. To find them, click on the Settings wheel in the left hand column of your account, and then navigate to the Connected Apps tab.
