Software

Bespoke file-management, folder-reporting and organisation tools with backup and rollback included as standard.

Standard safety feature:

All Clearfile software packages include backup and rollback functionality as standard where technically possible. This is not an add-on. Before files are renamed, moved or reorganised, the software is designed to create a backup and record a change log.

Software options

Practical tools for file organisation

Folder Structure Reporter

from £49.99

Scans a selected folder and produces a readable folder/file structure report.

File Renaming Tool

from £149

Custom tool allowing controlled file renaming based on chosen date source, prefix, suffix, category or naming rules.

File Organiser with GUI

from £299

Interface-based app where the user browses to a folder, previews changes, then applies controlled organisation rules.

Evidence Bundle Builder

from £399

Creates structured evidence folders, indexes, timelines and document lists from supplied files.

Bespoke Organisation Software

from £499

Custom-built software based on the client’s exact folder structure, document types, naming rules and workflow.

Requirements Review

£49.99

Start with a requirements review before custom software is quoted.

Typical interface features

  • Select source folder
  • Select backup location
  • Choose naming format
  • Choose date source: created, modified, accessed or date found in filename
  • Preview changes before applying
  • Apply changes only after confirmation
  • Export change log and folder index
  • Run rollback where technically possible

Bespoke Software Deposit

£99

Deposit toward bespoke file-management, folder-reporting, file-renaming or document-organisation software.

What backup and rollback means

Backup first

The software is designed to save a backup copy before changes are applied.

Change log

Renames, moves and folder changes are logged so the process is auditable.

Rollback app/process

Where technically possible, the user can run a rollback process to undo changes made by the software.