Case study:
A public-sector regulator in Ireland moved inbound post into a secure digital mailroom workflow, so remote teams could receive and route sensitive correspondence without delays or loss of control.
Product:
Digital Mailroom
Industry:
Public Sector (Regulatory)
Region:
Ireland
Requirement:
Classify + deliver to the correct department
Volume Delivered:
3,000 documents processed in 3 months
Inbound Source:
Physical post arriving daily (central intake)
Read Time: 6 minutes
CASE STUDIES:
The Medical Council needed a controlled digital mailroom to manage inbound post remotely. Their experience shows what public bodies gain when secure intake, routing, and access are standardised.
The combination of the post and record management really helped make everything as smooth as could be during the transition to fully remote working. Kefron collected, categorised, scanned, updated the document management system and all of our contacts on it.
Sarah Howard
Data Protection Officer and Information Governance ManagerTHE CHALLENGE:
For the Medical Council, inbound post wasn't routine admin. When remote work accelerated (and the register continued to grow), physical mail didn’t pause. It increased, while the ability to process it onsite dropped.
Their team faced three compounding problems:
They needed a dependable way to keep the post moving – securely, consistently, and without relying on the office to function.
THE SOLUTION:
Kefron replaced ad-hoc, department-led mail handling with document workflow automation built for secure routing and remote access:
With this solution, the Medical Council could keep regulatory work moving while inbound post was handled, routed, and made accessible through one controlled process.
THE RESULTS:
With the digital mailroom running day-to-day, the Medical Council achieved what public regulators need most: consistent processing, secure access, and stronger governance, without relying on office presence.
Kefron provided training on new feature for all of our new staff, taking us through the scan-back process, working with us and our share files system.
Sarah Howard
Data Protection Officer and Information Governance ManagerThis case shows what improves when physical post is converted into a structured digital mail workflow, so teams can receive, route, and act on sensitive mail without relying on the office. It matters if you need to:
A global financial services provider standardised secure mail intake and GDPR-aligned document retention across 15 countries, enabling safer handling of confidential contracts at scale.
Product:
Invoice Automation
Industry:
Financial Services
erp:
NetSuite
Region:
Multi-Country
A social housing provider in England moved housing benefit schedules into a structured capture workflow to remove repetitive keying and keep uploads consistent.
Product:
Scanning & Capture
Industry:
Social Housing
erp:
Sage 200c
Region:
United Kingdom
The Adoption Authority of Ireland used outsourced document scanning to preserve irreplaceable files and enable digital records management, delivering controlled access and fast search inside DocuWare.
Product:
Scanning & Capture
Industry:
Government/Public Sector
erp:
SAP Business One
Region:
Ireland
Turn physical mail into a digital mailroom workflow with consistent categorisation, department routing, and secure access. Reduce backlogs and keep regulatory work moving without office dependency.
Inbound post is routed to a central address, opened and scanned under a controlled process, then categorised and delivered digitally to the right department, so teams can access mail without being onsite.
Typical items include regulatory correspondence, applications, forms, supporting documentation, and other sensitive inbound post that needs secure handling and accurate routing.
Access is managed through your internal permissions and roles once documents are delivered to your system, supporting clear visibility over who can access what.
Depending on your requirements, hard copies can be returned, stored securely offsite, or managed under an agreed handling process, especially useful during office disruption or space constraints.
Yes. Routing rules are defined upfront using your department structure and mail categories, so each item is classified consistently and delivered to the correct team.
Not necessarily. The objective is to deliver digitised mail into your existing database or document management environment, so teams work from the same system, just faster.
The categorisation framework can be designed to accommodate new categories, so routing stays accurate even as teams or naming conventions evolve.
Turnaround depends on your agreed workflow, but the goal is reliable, consistent access, so departments aren’t waiting on internal mail distribution to take action.