Mixed-file indexing
Organise PDFs, letters, office files, scans, images and message exports in one register.
Evidence organisation
Move from scattered folders and hard-to-follow filenames to a neutral working index with sources, dates, versions and unanswered questions kept visible.
For people and small organisations overwhelmed by the practical task of organising evidence.
What the service does
Evidence often arrives as downloads folders, screenshots, repeated PDFs, message exports, scans and spreadsheets with little consistent naming.
Disclosure Assist provides the organisation layer. It inventories material, creates a working structure and links descriptions to sources without making claims about truth, credibility or merits.
Organise PDFs, letters, office files, scans, images and message exports in one register.
Use available source information without turning labels into legal conclusions.
Attribute known dates and preserve uncertainty where records conflict.
Create an index, chronology candidate set or agreed working bundle structure.
A controlled workflow
Identify folders, devices, exports and collections without sending evidence publicly.
Use portal eligibility or encrypted physical media after scope review.
Register files and preserve source paths or supplied context.
Present duplicates, versions, attachments and related records for review.
Apply neutral labels, dates and categories within scope.
Deliver checked working outputs without claiming they prove the case.
Service detail 01
A working index can bring together different formats while keeping each source visible. The purpose is practical access and review, not alteration of original evidence.
Image-only files and poor scans can be flagged. Unsupported dates, identities or relationships are not inferred.
Service detail 02
Original sources stay distinct from renamed or converted working copies. Duplicate detection does not erase the fact that a record appeared in several locations.
Individual supported files may be supplied to an agreed future portal; ZIP is recommended but not mandatory for folders. Initial sets above 500 MB use encrypted physical media and should not be split to bypass the limit.
Clear service boundary
Disclosure Assist can organise and describe supplied material for review. We do not decide credibility, truth, admissibility, liability, causation or final legal relevance, and do not guarantee court acceptance.
Disclosure Assist provides technical and administrative document support. We are not a solicitors' firm and do not provide legal advice or legal representation.
Pricing and access
Get an estimated workload using our Start Here estimator. Final scope, cost, intake method and capacity are confirmed after an initial review.
Disclosure Assist is a UK-wide online service. No travel or in-person appointment is required, and the public enquiry form does not accept evidence.
Start a New MatterRead practical organisation guidesPractical questions
Start with approximate counts, formats, sources and total data size. The estimator requires no evidence.
Original sources remain distinct. Working copies may use clearer names with a reference back to the source.
Yes. Available dates and context can be recorded while uncertainty remains flagged.
No. It is a practical working tool and makes no credibility, causation, liability or outcome finding.
No. Active projects receive the agreed secure intake arrangements after scope and payment.
Start without sending evidence
Use the guided New Matter route for a service suggestion, then request a scope review if professional support is suitable.
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