Postworks Receive

Never miss a critical piece of inbound post

Digital inbound post for insolvency – sorted, routed, and ready to act on the same day.

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When you’re always waiting for the post

Right now, most insolvency teams are stuck waiting for envelopes to land at head office, then for someone to open, scan and email them on – or for you to collect the pile from reception. If the admin team is busy, away or misses something, your work waits too. Critical letters move at the speed of your slowest manual process, not at the speed your cases need.

Post doesn’t need to move at a snail pace.

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How it works: your digital mailroom

Postworks Receive replaces scattered inbound post and ad-hoc outbound with one joined-up system:

  • Every letter opened, scanned and digitised to a high-quality, text-searchable PDF.
  • Smart routing rules for insolvency – by office, brand, case reference, client, or team.

  • Instant online access for case teams and partners, wherever they work.

  • One digital inbound address per office or brand – all post redirected to our secure processing centre.
  • Send + Receive combined so you can send creditor packs, progress reports and appointment notices directly from Postworks, using the same data and audit trail.

We process all types of correspondence, including:

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Track every letter, stay in control

With real-time tracking and reporting, you’ll see exactly where every letter sits on each case – and who’s viewed it. Secure digital storage means creditor, HMRC and Court post doesn’t go missing, and compliance-ready archives make it easier to evidence statutory notices, responses and case decisions.

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So, how much does it cost?

Scan your eyes across these game-changers.

Lite

£ 59

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  • High quality image PDFs
  • Custom user profiles
  • 90 day online archive
  • Manual reporting
  • Phone support

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SmartMost Popular

£ 119

MO
  • Text searchable PDFs
  • Receive Workflows
  • 180 day online archive
  • Advanced reporting
  • Phone support

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Integrated

£ 169

MO
  • High quality text scans
  • Virtual Cabinet™ sync
  • 365 day backup
  • Advanced reporting
  • Phone support

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Lite

£ 590

PA
  • High quality image PDFs
  • Custom user profiles
  • 90 day online archive
  • Manual reporting
  • Phone support

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SmartRecommended

£ 1190

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  • Text searchable PDFs
  • Receive Workflows
  • 180 day online archive
  • Advanced reporting
  • Phone support

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Integrated

£ 1690

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  • High quality text scans
  • Virtual Cabinet™ sync
  • 365 day backup
  • Advanced reporting
  • Phone support

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Get a custom tailored plan

Get in touch with on our friendly product specialists to arrange a plan that is custom tailored to your needs.

What our customers say

Insolvency businesses big and small across the UK, are changing the way they send and receive post. See for yourself.

Julie Beavis - Compliance OfficerFortis

Our whole postal process is so smooth that it practically runs by itself. Everyone’s life is a lot easier, and I can honestly say no one wants to go back to the old ways of posting, ever. If you’re erring, stop it and get it. It just works.

Trevor Williams - Restructuring DirectorRSM

We’ve got 18 insolvency offices, all with their own templates and letterheads - and Postworks handles that complexity perfectly. Each office has its own inbox, and it just works.

Greg Clough - Associate DirectorAlvarez & Marsal

The whole process is intuitive, beyond simple, swift, and costs less than the stamp. There is nothing not to like.

Leyla Faik - Associate DirectorCornerstone Business Recovery

Using Postworks has meant we can keep things easy when the regulators come in - we can just show them the Postworks report.

Dominic Criscione - Associate DirectorTeneo

We work under statutory deadlines - if letters don’t go out on time, we risk regulatory fines. Postworks makes sure that doesn’t happen.

Still got questions?

Is this secure enough for insolvency work?

Yes. Postworks is certified to recognised standards for quality and information security, and inbound post is processed in secure UK facilities. Access to digitised post is controlled by user and role, with a full audit trail of who viewed or downloaded what.

How do you handle HMRC, Court and Companies House post?

We work with you to define specific rules for HMRC, Court and Companies House correspondence:

  • Special routing rules for key senders and document types.

  • Clear handling for originals that must be retained (e.g. sealed Court orders).

  • Optional physical forwarding where you need to keep an original in a particular office.

What about cheques, ID documents and other originals?

Items that cannot be fully digitised (cheques, identity documents, security-sensitive originals) are:

  • Digitised for record-keeping where appropriate; and

  • Forwarded to the nominated office or individual under an agreed process.

How fast can we go live?

Most insolvency firms can:

  • Agree the scope in a single 30-minute session.

  • Redirect post within a few hours.

  • Have case teams viewing digital post in Receive shortly afterwards.

Because Receive is software-first, there’s no hardware to install and minimal IT involvement beyond standard checks.

How does pricing work for multi-office firms?

Receive pricing is typically at account level, with tiers based on volume and features. Most multi-office insolvency firms start on our Smart plan, which includes:

  • Text-searchable PDFs.

  • Receive workflows.

  • Extended online archive and advanced reporting.

We already have scanning in some offices – do we need to switch everything at once?

No. Many firms start by:

  • Piloting Receive in one office, even if others keep their existing scanning setup.

  • Comparing performance and cost between the pilot office and “business as usual”.

  • Using that evidence to decide how quickly to roll Receive out to other locations.

You can move offices across in waves, avoiding disruption.

What happens after the first office is live?

Once the pilot office is running smoothly, we:

  1. Review the data and feedback with your project lead.

  2. Confirm what will be copied to other offices (rules, templates, user roles).

  3. Agree the rollout schedule and success measures.

  4. Support each new office with targeted comms, in-app prompts and light-touch training.

The aim is a repeatable, software-led rollout that doesn’t depend on big one-off projects.