SSLPost offers a simple, robust and cost effective recorded delivery service by email for all your sensitive business documents and messages. A summary of the important features and benefits of SSLPost are shown below:
SSLPost Secure Document Delivery is faster and safer than post and allows you to streamline work processes.
Our reliable software is cheaper than sending documents by post and introduces significant cost savings. Contact GCrypt now to find out how much your company could save by using SSLPost.
Delivering invoices online can help your organisation meet the requirements set out in the HM Revenue and Customs notice for electronic invoicing. Read further information on the HMRC rules on electronic invoicing.
SSLPost can help your organisation meet corporate social responsibilities for a better environment by saving paper. Sending documents online rather than by post effectively saves paper and reduces your company’s carbon footprint.
SSLPost provides a full "audit trail" and records the date and time that any secure messages are opened, so you can be confident that your emails are being open and read.
The SSLPost Desktop is now available for Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes, so it is easy to send email securely from your favourite email clients.
Invoices delivered by SSLPost can now include a payment button. This unique feature offers a quick payment method and is convenient for your customers.
Documents delivered by SSLPost can be configured to include advertising content with SSLPost AdSpace. This is a great way to earn revenue from third-party advertising.
Customise the SSLPost interface, emails and document delivery with your own company branding and styling.
You can include a "password free" method of secure document delivery by using SSLPost Lite as part of your secure email solution. Customers will not require accounts or passwords to view their documents.
For a more detailed introduction to the SSLPost secure email solution and a brief overview of the relevant email security issues and technologies, please read the SSLPost white paper which can be downloaded using the link below.
