Your whole book, in one place.
A defendant spreadsheet here, a payments tab there, a wall calendar for court dates, a drawer of indemnitor agreements. When it's scattered, something slips. Bondr keeps every piece of a bond linked together in a single account.
Bondr keeps a bail agency's whole book in one secure account — defendants, bonds, indemnitors, collateral, premiums, court dates, and payments — all linked so one bond shows its co-signers, collateral, balance, and next court date on a single screen. A forfeiture-risk Radar ranks the active book so the dangerous bonds stay on top, and CSV import and export mean your data moves in and out freely. It opens in any web browser and on a native iPhone and iPad app from the App Store, with an Android app in preparation, on flat per-writer pricing with no metering. Most bail CRMs centralize records too; Bondr's angle is one flat-priced system with forfeiture prevention built in.
One record, not seven spreadsheets.
Defendants & indemnitors
Every defendant file carries the bond, the charges, and the indemnitors (co-signers) who guaranteed it — with their contact details and what they're responsible for — so you always know who to call.
Collateral & premiums
Collateral sits on its own ledger, returned to the indemnitor on release; premium is recorded as earned revenue with a running balance. Income and held property never get mixed up.
Court dates & payments
Court dates and the payments on each bond live on the same record, not in a separate calendar and a separate ledger. Reminders go out from your own phone; payments post against the balance as you collect.
Risk Radar over all of it
Because it's all in one place, Bondr can rank the whole book by forfeiture risk — exposure, unpaid premium, next court date, watch status. Rules-based, not AI; every score shows its reason.
See the whole story at a glance.
Open a bond and the whole story is there: the bond amount and premium, what's been collected and the balance remaining, the indemnitors who signed, the collateral held, the court dates ahead, and the paperwork — generated in one click. No jumping between a spreadsheet, a calendar, and a filing cabinet to reconstruct one case. AI document capture can read a booking sheet or court notice to start the file, and jail lookup pulls a booking off the county roster, so the record starts populated instead of blank — you confirm every field before it saves.
And it's all yours to move: CSV import brings your current spreadsheet in, CSV export takes everything back out any time. Each agency's account is isolated and encrypted, and if you ever stop paying, the account goes read-only — records stay viewable and exportable, never deleted or held hostage.
What all-in-one doesn't mean here.
All-in-one means one place to look, not that Bondr does everything. Being straight about the gaps: Bondr does not have remote e-signature, automated GPS check-ins, national re-arrest monitoring, or structured payment-plan portals today, and its automatic jail lookup is Florida-first. If any of those is a must-have right now, a national tool like Captira, eBail, or Simply Bail may fit better. Where Bondr wins is a single, flat-priced system of record with the forfeiture-prevention layer built in, premium collected into your own Stripe account, and data you can export whenever you want — not a lock-in.
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Common questions.
Bondr keeps the whole book in one account — defendants, bonds, indemnitors, collateral, premiums, court dates, and payments — linked so one bond shows its co-signers, collateral, balance, and next court date together, with a forfeiture-risk Radar over all of it. Captira, eBail, and BailBooks also centralize records; they differ on metering.
Yes — that's the point. One linked place instead of separate defendant, payment, and court-date sheets and a drawer of agreements. CSV import brings your data in, CSV export takes it out, and read-only-on-nonpayment means records are never deleted.
No. Bondr supports CSV import and export any time, each account is isolated and encrypted, and you can delete your account and data whenever you want. All-in-one is about one place to look, not trapping your data.
Honestly: no remote e-signature, automated GPS check-ins, national re-arrest monitoring, or structured payment-plan portals today, and auto jail lookup is Florida-first. If those are must-haves now, a national tool may fit better.