Case studies

A failure to post could be a breach of legal regulations for RSM, but their postal problems were beginning to breach their patience. “Businesses like our charge by time,…

What Tim at Ladybird Lawncare does best, is lawns. But when sending his invoices, reminder and appointment letters started taking away time from caring for his clients lawns, Tim knew…

Alvarez & Marsal’s 35 years in the business has made them the “go to” consulting firm for many of the FTSE and Fortune 100 companies. Their reputation for being…

The Green Party of England and Wales felt left out in the cold when it came to the best deals and quickest turn around – that is, until they found…

Sending letters at Burlington Primary Care always seemed to take an age, that is, until they found Postworks. “More time than was necessary was spent sending out letters – it…

Have you ever had to spend a large chunk of your day on a task that whilst necessary, was a waste of your valuable time? This was the reality that …

Working for a charity always comes with its challenges. Relying on volunteers to help send her communications was just one of the challenges facing Tanya at the Northampton Hope Centre…

BeMoto are a predominantly digital company who are always looking for ways to be more efficient, especially when sending their insurance letters. “It was easy to trial at no cost…

Bluebird Care Gloucestershire North were spending over 20 hours per month posting invoices and visit sheets, now it takes them just 5 minutes with Postworks. “It’s working so well for…

It’s often said that there isn’t enough hours in the day. Sandra completes the accounts for Belvoir Nuneaton and Hinckley, and she was certainly feeling that way. So…

PayPlan used to print and post 70,000 letters a month. Now they outsource to Postworks, and they’re saving £100k each year. “I know I keep repeating myself, but Postworks…

G.W. Axup used to spend hours a month on post. Now Postworks does it all for them in 15 minutes. “I don’t like doing things unnecessarily and I don’t…