DocketPDF

The original DocketPDF™ workspace

Court-ready PDF bundles, without the binder on the desk.

Merge, reorder, Bates-stamp, redact, flatten and send for e-signature. My Docs lives here, and every other program reads from it.

DocketPDF™ court-ready exhibit bundle editor with Bates stamps and My Docs library
DocketPDF™ court-ready exhibit bundle editor with Bates stamps and My Docs library
1 Library for every program
20 Jurisdiction presets
0 Guest preview of the editor

Build the bundle

Reorder and rotate pages, drop exhibit dividers, run the hyperlinked index and export a flattened PDF the clerk can open.

Stamp and disclose

Bates numbers, redaction burn-in, and a compliance check with Fix. Alterations are disclosed, not hidden.

Share without a second login

My Docs holds the file. Sharing and e-signature requests use the same account you already have.

DocketPDF™ tools for Bates numbering, redaction burn-in, flattened export and e-signature requests
Index, redact, flatten and share — the same account as DocketWord™ and DocketEvidence™.

How it works

  1. 01

    Collect the PDFs

    Drop them into My Docs, or open a package another program handed off.

  2. 02

    Arrange, stamp, check

    Index, Bates, redact, flatten. The presets know the jurisdiction you named.

  3. 03

    Send or sign

    Export, share a link, or request an e-signature. Nothing here is an e-file to the court.

Questions people actually ask

Is DocketPDF™ the whole site?

DocketPDF™ is the program at /app once you are signed in. This public page is /docket-pdf. Other programs — Word, Evidence, Mail, Counsel — have their own briefings.

Can I look at My Docs while signed out?

No. Files are private. Sign in or join to open the library.

Does this file with the court?

No. DocketPDF™ prepares PDFs. It does not e-file, notarise, or practise law.

Other programs on DocketPDF™

This is a public briefing for DocketPDF™. The live program opens only after you are signed in. DocketPDF™ publishes software, not legal advice, and does not e-file or notarise.