From the stamp to the index, through export and integration with your own software: six modules that work together.
Start for freeThe stamp feeds the numbering, the numbering feeds the index, and the export picks up the whole thing. Nothing is retyped between steps.
Create stamps in your firm's colours: text, numbering, position and size. Applied in one click across entire batches of documents.
Learn moreThe index is built from the stamped exhibits, with the exact numbering. No more table of contents retyped by hand before a hearing.
Learn moreEvery matter has its case file: exhibits, continuous numbering and history. You can see the exact state of a case months later.
Learn moreA single merged PDF for filing, or a ZIP archive file by file, depending on what the court or your colleague expects.
Learn moreBuild stamping into your own software. The document leaves your tool and comes back stamped and numbered, with no manual step.
Learn moreEuropean hosting, encrypted transfers, controlled deletion. Your exhibits are covered by professional privilege, and the processing reflects that.
Learn moreIt is a tool that automatically applies a mark — exhibit number, case reference, compliance wording — to every page or to the first page of a PDF document. For a law firm it replaces the physical stamp and the manual numbering of exhibits served on the other side.
The index lists the exhibits served on the other party and the court, in order and with their numbering. It is required in written civil procedure. Generating it automatically from already-stamped exhibits removes the classic mismatch between the index numbering and the documents.
Yes. You drop in a batch of exhibits, numbering is applied continuously across the whole set, and the export gives you either a merged PDF or a ZIP archive keeping each file separate.
Case exhibits are covered by professional privilege. Transfers are encrypted, hosting is European, and documents are isolated per account. The GDPR compliance page sets out the processing and retention periods.
Yes, through the REST API. Your tool sends the document and the stamping parameters, and receives the processed file. That is the typical use for LegalTech vendors and firms that already have a management tool.
Our guides cover the evidential value of documents, timestamping and how to organise exhibits.
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