Self-representation software

Represent yourself at an Employment Tribunal with organised, hearing-ready software.

Bring your evidence, timeline, documents, deadlines, tribunal letters and preparation work into one clear workspace, with source-backed assistance designed for people representing themselves.

Free preparation tools Plain English guidance Built for self-represented users
Self-Representation Case Hub dashboard preview

Self-Representation Case Hub

Employment Tribunal preparation workspace

  • Build a clear timeline of what happened
  • Organise evidence, documents and correspondence
  • Track ACAS, ET1, ET3, directions and hearing tasks
  • Prepare bundles, statements and case summaries
Built for real people

Built for everyone who goes it alone.

Employment Tribunal cases are stressful enough without trying to manage everything across emails, screenshots, documents and notes. The product is designed to give structure to people who do not have a legal team.

01

Bringing a claim without a solicitor

Keep your timeline, evidence, ACAS details, ET1 information and preparation work in one organised place.

  • Claim timeline
  • Evidence categories
  • Deadline tracking
02

Defending a claim as a small employer

Understand the process, organise the response and prepare your documents without losing track of directions.

  • ET3 preparation notes
  • Document requests
  • Hearing checklist
03

Supporting someone through their case

Help a friend, family member or colleague keep the case organised without taking over or losing important detail.

  • Shared case overview
  • Document structure
  • Preparation prompts
The problem

People do not lose on the merits alone. They lose ground on organisation and preparation.

A good case still needs a clear timeline, relevant evidence, reliable documents, sensible arguments, deadlines under control and hearing materials that are easy to follow.

A

Scattered evidence

Emails, screenshots, payslips, contracts and messages can quickly become hard to manage without a proper structure.

B

Unclear chronology

Tribunal preparation becomes easier when every key event is placed into a clear, dated timeline.

C

Missed deadlines

ACAS dates, tribunal orders, response deadlines and hearing preparation tasks need to be tracked carefully.

D

Weak document bundles

Documents need names, dates, descriptions and relevance notes so they can be found and understood quickly.

E

Confusing tribunal letters

Orders and directions can be difficult to understand without plain English explanations and task breakdowns.

F

No preparation plan

Users need to know what to prepare next, what is missing and what the hearing will usually require.

How it works

From scattered documents to a hearing-ready case.

The workspace turns a messy case into a structured preparation file, with each stage broken down into simple actions.

01

Set up your case

Add basic employment details, ACAS information, claim stage, parties, dates and what has happened so far.

Ready
02

Build your timeline

Turn events into a dated chronology with notes, linked evidence and relevance to the issues in dispute.

Structured
03

Organise evidence

Upload or list documents, screenshots, emails, contracts, payslips, letters, messages and witness material.

In progress
04

Track directions and tasks

Break tribunal orders into practical actions so you know what needs doing and when.

Action due
05

Prepare hearing materials

Create structured notes for your bundle, witness statement, issues, questions and hearing preparation.

Preparing
Features

Everything the case needs. Nothing it does not.

Simple tools for the actual tribunal process, not a complicated legal platform that only professionals understand.

01

Case workspace

A central file for the claim, parties, dates, stage, key issues and next steps.

02

Timeline builder

Create a clear chronology of events and link each event to supporting evidence.

03

Evidence vault

Organise documents, emails, messages, payslips, screenshots and contracts by relevance.

04

Document notes

Add plain English notes explaining what each document proves and why it matters.

05

ACAS tracker

Record early conciliation dates, certificate details and limitation information.

06

ET1 and ET3 support

Understand what the main tribunal forms normally ask for and how to structure information.

07

Directions checklist

Break tribunal orders into clear tasks with due dates and preparation notes.

08

Hearing preparation

Prepare issue lists, questions, notes, bundle checks and final hearing reminders.

09

Witness statements

Use structured prompts to organise statement drafts and supporting documents.

10

Schedule of loss

Keep calculations, loss headings, supporting evidence and assumptions in one place.

11

Communication log

Track correspondence with the tribunal, ACAS, the other party and advisers.

12

Export and bundle prep

Prepare structured exports for review, printing, sharing or future bundle creation.

Source-backed help

Source-backed assistance. Not a robot lawyer.

The assistant is designed to explain process, structure information and point users towards relevant materials. It should not pretend to be a solicitor or invent legal advice.

Grounded explanations

Users can ask plain English questions about tribunal process, preparation tasks, forms, deadlines, letters and documents, with answers designed to show where the information comes from.

Question What should I prepare before a preliminary hearing?
Assistant Explains typical preparation steps and links them to your case checklist.
Output Tasks, notes, missing information and source references.
S

Source-backed answers

Answers can refer to guidance, tribunal process materials and your own uploaded case documents.

G

Plain English guidance

Tribunal letters, directions and preparation steps are broken into language users can understand.

D

Document aware

The assistant can help explain uploaded documents and connect them to timeline events.

C

Cautious by design

Where something needs professional legal advice, the platform should say so clearly.

Important: Self-Representation provides general legal information and preparation support. It is not a law firm, does not act for you, does not conduct litigation and does not provide regulated legal advice.
Pricing

Simple pricing for self-represented users.

Start with a clear monthly plan, or choose a custom setup if you are a business, support organisation, adviser or caseworker team.

Custom pricing

Business, adviser or organisation

Custom

For businesses, advisers, charities, support groups or organisations managing multiple tribunal matters or users.

  • Multiple users or team access
  • Custom workspace setup
  • Organisation-level case management
  • Integration and onboarding support
  • Flexible usage requirements
  • Suitable for higher case volumes
Discuss custom pricing
Common questions

Common questions

Is this legal advice?
No. The platform provides general legal information, organisation tools and preparation support. It does not replace a solicitor and does not act for you.
Who is this for?
It is for people involved in an Employment Tribunal who need help organising evidence, understanding the process and preparing without a legal team.
Can it help with ACAS early conciliation?
Yes. It can help you record ACAS dates, certificate information, correspondence and next steps so the process is easier to track.
Can it prepare my ET1 or ET3 for me?
It can help you structure information and understand what the forms normally ask for, but you remain responsible for checking and submitting anything sent to the tribunal.
Can I upload documents?
The product is designed around organising documents and evidence. You can use it to keep track of what each document is, what it relates to and why it matters.
Can I self-host it?
The intended model includes a free self-hosted option for users who want control over their own setup, plus a managed cloud option for users who want something easier.
Does the assistant use my own case documents?
The aim is for the assistant to work with your case materials so explanations are connected to your own timeline, documents and preparation tasks.
Will this guarantee a tribunal result?
No. It cannot guarantee any outcome. It is designed to help you prepare, organise and understand the process more clearly.