Bundledocs Announce Expansion Into The New Zealand Market

Bundledocs has today officially announced its launch into New Zealand. Working primarily with the legal sector, the move to this new market comes as global demand for Bundledocs software increased  by 40% over the past year, with businesses increasingly turning to digital and remote solutions.

Bundledocs’ e-bundling solution streamlines the document creation process for lawyers and support staff, creating professional fully indexed, hyperlinked and sectioned electronic bundles. The company has also announced a range of new features that will help customers comply with the latest New Zealand Superior Courts protocols, significantly reducing the time and manual processes needed to construct electronic casebooks.

Commenting on the announcement, Bundledocs Head of Sales for APAC, Nick Goldrick said:

“We are delighted to now be working with customers across New Zealand. As a global cloud-first solution with a client base that includes some of the world’s leading law firms and large government bodies, the functionality of our solution when it comes to our customers is always a priority. From speaking with legal professionals on the ground here, we knew that our document bundling software would address issues they were facing when it came to labour intensive and time-consuming document management.

 
“By creating a cloud-first, completely paperless workflow, organisations not only reduce paper waste but decrease costs and create significant efficiencies”
— Nick Goldrick, Bundledocs
 

“Our software is primarily used to create electronic bundles for a range of practice areas such as Dispute Resolution, Litigation, Commercial, Family and Medical Negligence. By creating a cloud-first, completely paperless workflow, organisations not only reduce paper waste but decrease costs and create significant efficiencies. Our new feature set for the New Zealand Superior Courts will ensure firms remain compliant with the structure required by Superior Court Protocols, while reducing the possibility for human error. We look forward to expanding on our current client base within New Zealand in the coming months”.

The feature enhancements created specifically for the New Zealand market allows firms to automatically create court structured electronic casebooks required under Superior Courts lodgement rules. This completely automates the process of converting List Numbered documents and hyperlinked references to their Common Bates Numbers.

Bundledocs has over a thousand clients in over 34 countries. In late 2020 they were the first electronic document bundling tool on the market to receive ISO 27001 compliance.

Interested to learn more? Get in touch with our team today or register for our upcoming webinar on June 22nd to discover how Bundledocs new feature set will revolutionize how you prepare casebooks for the New Zealand Superior Courts. Register now.

Cloud-First Services Are Key To Creating An Agile Offering For Your Clients

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We know that technology is moving at an ever increasing pace globally. This can bring both challenges and opportunities for organisations, not least additional costs and skill requirements.

According to a recent report from Dell and Intel, the industry leaders of tomorrow are already using technology to gain and maintain a competitive advantage over their peers. It’s well documented that Cloud first services can offer an important source of strategic advantage and transform digital capabilities for businesses.

What do we mean by agile? Put it simply it’s the ability to move quickly and easily or in a business context, it’s a companies’ ability to identify and adapt to new opposition by implementing changes quickly and effectively.

But how can cloud solutions create a more agile offering for your clients?

Cloud platforms can help your business to activate new digital customer experiences in days rather than months and enable your teams to work seamlessly and collaboratively from any location. A study conducted by the Harvard Business Review found that business agility was the primary reason for 32% of respondents when choosing to adopt the cloud.

Forward-thinking businesses have already begun to incorporate cloud into their risk-assessment frameworks and decision making on risk. According to a recent report from Mckinsey Digital executives have traditionally been nervous to move to cloud because of security concerns whereas the reality now is that the security offered by cloud service providers often outstrips companies individual capacity.

Take Bundledocs for example, we have been awarded ISO 27001 certification, the recognised international standard for information security – the only electronic document bundling software to have received this accreditation. The certification is awarded to businesses that can prove their systems protect user information both internally and externally.

At Bundledocs, demand for our paperless solution has increased by over 40% in recent months as Covid 19 meant remote working became the norm for so many professionals in the legal space and beyond. By switching to our cloud based solution they now benefit from continuous software updates with new functionalities and features added regularly.

Bundledocs market leading cloud software is the ultimate tool for today’s paperless lawyer, now sold in over 30 countries worldwide - once you take the first step, the sky’s the limit when it comes to the advantages of the cloud.

Join thousands of existing customers globally and start your free trial today.

Bundledocs Announce Partnership with Denovo

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HELPING THE LEGAL INDUSTRY CREATE E-BUNDLES FROM ANYWHERE

Scotland’s leading legal practice management software provider Denovo has partnered with Bundledocs, the cloud-first document bundling software provider, to drive efficiency and save hours of time creating court bundles.

In an industry that is known to be technology, or at least, risk-averse and fearful of moving away from a paper-based means of working, Denovo are looking to help change that image.

The innovative legal tech firm has spent months working alongside industry professionals as they planned their roll out of the integration with Bundledocs. With over 900 clients across 34 countries, Bundledocs has become the market leader in the electronic document production space, working primarily with the legal sector. The platform allows law firms to take documents from anywhere and organise them into a neat, numbered, indexed, and sectioned booklet in minutes. The integration means firms can be more efficient, with no printing, increasing productivity and enhancing data security.

“We want to ensure we are giving our law firm partners an opportunity to be as efficient as possible,” said Steven Hill, Operations Director at Denovo. “Our law firms partners tell us that one of the main reasons that E-bundling has not been fully adopted by the legal industry is because a lot of digital products out there don’t work in reality. They are cumbersome, non-compliant and don’t mirror the way paper court bundles are created. They also do not work seamlessly with case management products. Our experience is that lawyers and courts are very willing to adopt technology, especially nowadays, as long as it can meet their needs… and do it well.” 

Steven added: “The Bundledocs process is the answer. It takes all the pain out of ensuring that bundles are created on time and paginated properly. Denovo users can now effortlessly upload matter files directly from CaseLoad into specific sections of their bundle. Once uploaded a complete bundle can be created in minutes. It simplifies a time-consuming task that up until now required too much manpower, supervision and negatively hits a firms’ profit margin - not to mention the environmental impact.”

“This integration with Denovo will provide further efficiencies for customers, allowing traditionally paper-heavy sectors such as the legal profession to move to a cloud-first, completely paperless collaborative workflow.”
— Brian Kenneally, CEO

Commenting on the partnership, Brian Kenneally, CEO of Bundledocs, said: “We are delighted to partner with Denovo, offering the benefits of Bundledocs to their customer base. Demand for our services has increased by over 40% in the last year, as law firms increasingly turn to digital and remote solutions. Our client base has grown to include many of the world’s Top 200 law firms, as well as in-house Government departments in the UK, Australia, Ireland and the US.

“This integration with Denovo will provide further efficiencies for customers, allowing traditionally paper-heavy sectors such as the legal profession to move to a cloud-first, completely paperless collaborative workflow.”  

Bundledocs’ easy-to-use software provides legal professionals with powerful document bundling, in-browser document manipulation, a suite of annotation features, OCR, collaboration and secure sharing.

Interested to learn more? Get in touch with our team today!

How Can Law Firms Embrace More Sustainable Practices In Line With Global Ambition?

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There has been a global shift when it comes to implementing more sustainable practises.  Law firms are no exception, with many now recognising that implementing sustainable business practises is vital to long term business success.

But what is sustainability and how can law firms better embrace it?

Sustainability is most often defined as meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs. The term sustainability is not only about individuals and environmental factors, but it also involves creating value for all stakeholders, be that through social purpose or maximising profits.

While the Sustainable Development Goals may initially appear challenging, here are some first steps that law firms can take to pursue more sustainable practices:

Embrace New Technologies

When it comes to integrating sustainable practises within a business – technology can play a really positive role. Many firms are already embracing digital solutions as the look to reduce their carbon footprint and better operate remotely. Where previously employees would travel to meetings, they are now conducted via online platforms such as Zoom and Teams. Last year for example, at Bundledocs we saw a 40% increase for our solutions, the dramatic shift to remote working gave businesses the push they needed to take advantage of the cloud.

 

Reduce Paper Use

The reduction of paper use in law firms is favourable all around - reducing direct environmental impact whilst also reducing business costs and increasing digital collaboration.

While this practise is beneficial for the environment it also assists in reducing overall costs for the business. One of our Bundledocs partners, Hilary Hallen, Senior Learning and Development Trainer, Knights PLC explains the benefit they saw “In addition to saving paper, there is also timesaving, which can be attributed to the technology, of course – and which in turn means a better experience for the person carrying out the task as part of their working day”.

Promote Diversity

Being sustainable does not focus solely on the environment. For law firms to implement effective sustainability strategies they must look at their internal practises. Many law firms are now making commitments to ensure that they prioritise diversity within their workplace affording equal opportunities to all. A diverse workforce ensures that all clients' needs can be met. To make progress within this area law firms are making a commitment and engaging with the Mansfield rule.

 

While making changes in terms of environmental impact are important – law firms cannot forget the power of engaging in social purpose to achieve their sustainability goals. Through implementing small changes – over time sustainability can become a greater part of the overall business strategy. Like all businesses law firms must start somewhere – so don’t put it off.

 

If you are looking to make a step towards a more sustainable future for your firm contact us today to discuss our e-bundling solution.

Celebrating the opportunities and obstacles of 2020

2020 was a year like no other. Our CEO, Brian Kenneally took time to reflect on the year that was.

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When reflecting on last year, both personally and as CEO of Bundledocs, I am so proud of everything that we have overcome.

None of us could have envisioned the abrupt move to working from home, yet so many of us have adapted over the past ten months. I do not believe anyone can say it was a seamless transition. Even with multiple resources readily available to us, we all had to adjust.

“Our customers have and always will be our top priority.”
— Brian Kenneally, CEO

Our customers have and always will be our top priority. The team at Bundledocs has seen a cultural shift among our customers - it has been amazing to see how quickly people have adapted. Once the right tools and training were in place, our customers surprised themselves, adapting quickly and reaping the benefits.

Despite the immense challenges that 2020 brought, there were moments and achievements we should stop and celebrate too. Here are a few of my highlights:  

  • At the beginning of the year, we welcomed Nick Goldrick, Head of Sales in APAC. We also welcomed Senior Software Engineer, Mary McSweeney and Account Specialist, Pauric O’Connor.

  • Demand for our cloud solutions grew by 40%. The legal sector, one that would traditionally be resistant to change - transformed virtually overnight. With 800 clients in 34 countries, we worked together to ensure our solutions amplified the potential and productivity of their businesses.

  • As demand for cloud solutions increased, we endeavoured to ensure our clients data was always protected. We received ISO 27001 accreditation, a measure that mitigates against data loss and theft. We are the only electronic document bundling software to have received this accreditation.

  • We received G-Cloud 12 accreditation – allowing for public service enterprises in the UK to procure our solutions to improve the way they operate.

I would like to sincerely thank all our customers that trusted us to partner with you during the past year. If there is one thing that we have all learned from 2020 it is that we must celebrate the highs despite the lows and embrace the positives that come from change.

If embracing cloud solutions is your priority for 2021 check out our e-bundling solution.