> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.brieftech.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.brieftech.ai/get-started.md).

# Get Started

- [Brief Tech Overview](https://help.brieftech.ai/get-started/readme.md): What BriefTech is, how it works, and where to start.
- [Your First Matter](https://help.brieftech.ai/get-started/your-first-matter.md): A guided, end-to-end first run — take a practice matter from sample files all the way to a downloaded court bundle.
- [Review an AI-Analysed Matter](https://help.brieftech.ai/get-started/review-an-ai-analysed-matter.md): A guided run through the Review stage — take a matter the AI has analysed and confirm, correct and refine its details until it's ready to index.
- [Prepare a List of Documents for Disclosure](https://help.brieftech.ai/get-started/prepare-disclosure-list.md): Turn a set of documents into a finished disclosure package — a ZIP with Word and Excel indexes and every file renamed by serial, date and description.
- [Prepare a Bundle with BriefTech](https://help.brieftech.ai/get-started/prepare-any-bundle.md): A guided, end-to-end walkthrough — take any set of documents from upload to a finished, paginated bundle ready for filing or sharing.
- [Prepare Your First Record of Appeal (Singapore)](https://help.brieftech.ai/get-started/prepare-record-of-appeal-singapore.md): A guided practice run: take a small pack from upload to a finished five-volume Record of Appeal for the Singapore courts, on a throwaway matter.


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