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Sort My Post helps accountants who receive post on behalf of their clients. Instead of manually opening, sorting and scanning every letter, you scan your daily post as one batch and our AI does the rest. It works out who each letter belongs to, categorises it and creates a ready to send email with the scanned document attached. Your client gets their post, you keep a digital copy, and what used to take an hour takes 10 minutes. Start your free trial at sortmypost.com.
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We really needed some assistance with processing of post and Sortmypost has come to our rescue. The software has saved us so much time, has added an additional level of security for our clients and streamlined our process fantastically. Its easy to use and very well supported.
Couldn't recommend highly enough!
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