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Upload every exhibit, get back one file: merged in your order, Bates-numbered continuously, with a clickable index linking to every section. No Adobe, no three separate tool visits — files are encrypted and auto-deleted.
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Select or drag and drop every file in the production, then arrange them into the order you want them numbered.
Choose a prefix, digit count, and starting number — applied continuously across the whole merged bundle.
Get back one merged, Bates-stamped PDF with a clickable table of contents already built and linked.
The same three steps you'd otherwise run one at a time, chained into a single job
Every uploaded file combined into one PDF, in your chosen order
Continuous, sequential stamps across the entire merged production
Headings detected and linked to their stamped page — no manual box-drawing
Assemble discovery or trial exhibits into one numbered, indexed file
Combine agenda, reports, and attachments with a navigable index
Keep numbering and links continuous across dozens of files
Merge amendments and exhibits into one cited, cross-referenced file
Your documents are protected by industry-leading security measures
Encrypted at rest and in transit
Never retained — deleted after your session
Handled per EU data protection rules
HTTPS/TLS on every upload
Only automated systems touch your file
Enterprise-grade infrastructure
Use without signup
Built for confidential documents
Handle confidential documents with AES-256 encryption at rest and in transit, automatic deletion, and no third-party file review.
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Everything you need to know about Bundle & Bates
It runs three tools in one step: merges every file you upload into a single PDF in the order you arrange them, Bates-numbers every page continuously across the merged result, and auto-detects section headings to build a clickable table of contents linking to each one.
Same underlying engines, one upload and one download instead of three round trips — and the table of contents is generated from the already-stamped document, so its printed page numbers match the Bates-stamped pages exactly.
Yes — drag files to reorder them before running. That order becomes both the merge order and the Bates numbering sequence.
You'll get a clear message and the merge + Bates numbering still complete — use the manual Bookmarks tool to add section markers first, or download the merged/stamped file and skip the index.
Yes — every link is a standard internal PDF link inside the single merged file (not a link pointing at a separate file), so it works in Chrome, Firefox, Acrobat, and any PDF viewer, indefinitely.
Yes — free tier includes a generous file-count limit per bundle; sign up for larger productions.