For organisations that send a lot of letters.

And that have to be able to explain why the letter says what it says, to a recipient, a regulator or a judge.

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Municipalities

A decision has to hold legally and be understood by every resident. Legal and communications approve in one route, and the version that was sent is on record.

Letters we see often
Decisions, assessments, permits, reminders and demands
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Pension funds

Texts a regulator can ask for. For every version it is on record who approved it and when, and which letters were made with it.

Letters we see often
Value transfers, changes to the scheme, statements and covering letters
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Insurers

Hundreds of variants of the same policy letter. Change one component, and every letter that names it follows, once approved.

Letters we see often
Policy letters, claims handling, premium changes, cancellation
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Healthcare

Letters with data nobody else may see. Test post never goes to a patient, and support looks in only if you allow it.

Letters we see often
Appointment confirmations, personal contributions, referrals, results letters
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Education

Peaks around enrolment and payment. Scheduled runs send the pile, and every run says which letters failed and why.

Letters we see often
Admission, enrolment, tuition and course fees, deregistration
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Logistics

Messages from your own systems, through the API. Your reference is the key: the same one twice is one message, not two.

Letters we see often
Delivery notices, damage claims, payment reminders, rate changes
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