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Whoeverly

Run the post, your addresses and every location from one place.

Your buildings carry your brand. Save your front desk time and protect your reputation: Whoeverly keeps the post moving, keeps an eye on who uses your address and shows head office what’s happening across every location.

Your team spends less time on admin, and your address keeps the reputation you’ve built.

And to help you find the next opportunity on your doorstep, there’s Grow.

Good morning, Sam

4 locations · today

14

Awaiting information

6

Ready for review

41

Mail waiting for action

9

Reviews due this month

  • Northgate House3 to review
  • Wharf StudiosOn track
  • Linden WorksMail on hold
  • Quayside PointOn track
Mail receivedCustomer notified
Former customer still listedFollow-up assigned to Leeds

Post tray, sticky notes and a good memory?

Mail handling often runs on whoever is on the desk that day. It works, until someone is off sick or a customer’s instructions change.

The old way

Sticky note on the trayNorthwind: forward weekly? Check with Sam
Reception, ManchesterParcel here for a company I can’t find on the list
CustomerHas my letter from the council arrived yet?
Head officeAre we still holding post for Altitude? They left in June

The Whoeverly way

  • Letter for Northwind LabsScanned and sent · customer notified
  • Parcel for Copperfield StudioHeld at reception for collectionAwaiting pickup
  • Letter for Altitude HoldingsAccount closed · return to senderCheck
  • Handling instructionsUp to date for every active customer

The Mail add-on keeps each customer’s instructions next to every item, so whoever is on the desk knows what to do.

From the post tray to the right next step.

  1. 1

    Record it

    Log the item and relevant details, with a photograph or reference where needed.
  2. 2

    Match it

    Identify the customer or permitted recipient. Route uncertain matches for confirmation rather than leaving staff to guess.
  3. 3

    Act on it

    Notify, hold, prepare for collection, forward or return according to the customer’s service and your instructions.
  4. 4

    Keep the record

    Track handling actions, staff involvement and the final outcome.

The customer cancelled. The post didn’t get the memo.

Mail handling needs to reflect the customer’s current status. Bring cancellations, suspensions, holds and unresolved issues into view before an item is released or forwarded.

Clear instructions for busy people.

Centre teams need to get the job done, often while answering a phone and greeting someone at reception. Give them a practical next step and a straightforward escalation route when something does not look right.

Your address. Know who’s using it.

Address Health compares relevant company records with your customer information, helping you spot address use that needs a closer look.

Former customers and unfamiliar registrations

A cancelled subscription does not tell you whether a company has updated its registered address. Keep track of former customers who still use it, with the correspondence available when you need to follow up.

An unfamiliar registration may have an explanation. Potential issues are flagged for review, with records that help you investigate and decide what to do next.

Part of Protect

212

Companies at this address

3

Former customers still listed

1

Not recognised

  • Greenleaf Consulting LtdCurrent customerMatched
  • Moss & Rowe LtdCurrent customerMatched
  • Bluebell Interiors LtdCancelled in March · still registered hereFollow up
  • Quill & Ink Media LtdCancelled in January · letter sent 2 MayAwaiting reply
  • Sundial Trading LtdNot in your customer recordsInvestigate

Scale the business. Not the spreadsheet collection.

See where work is building up across your locations. Open the outstanding cases to find out what’s holding them up and who needs to act.

Set common expectations for evidence, approval and escalation while allowing appropriate differences in location services. Give local teams the information they need, with sensitive compliance records restricted appropriately.

New locations should inherit a process. You shouldn’t have to rewrite the instructions for each one.

Part of Protect · multi-location reporting with Enterprise

  • ManchesterOwner: PriyaBuilding up
  • LeedsOwner: TomOn track
  • BirminghamOwner: EllieOverdue reviews
  • BristolOwner: DanOn track
  • GlasgowOwner: Head officeCentral review

Open Birmingham’s overdue reviews

Who’s growing around you?

Find out which businesses are forming near your centres and how the local picture is changing, then build those customer relationships directly.

Finding new customers is what Grow is for, with the market overview, prospects, the local competition and outreach tools. Add it to Protect whenever you’re ready.

Part of Grow

New companies within 3 miles

Last 90 days · example area

505

Within 5 miles of Northgate House

+12%

Compared with the 90 days before

Top sectors
  • Professional services142
  • Online retail118
  • Construction96
  • Tech and digital88
  • Health and wellbeing61

Worth a closer look: construction is growing locally but makes up 3% of your customers. Could your offer be useful to them?

Questions you might have

Will mail matching be fully automatic?
No. Assisted matching reduces manual work, and staff confirm each match. Exception handling stays important where a recipient is unclear.
Will it support forwarding, authorised collectors and customer notifications?
Yes. Forwarding, authorised collectors and customer notifications are part of the mail workflows, with instructions, permissions and handling records linked to the customer.
Does an Address Health alert prove someone is misusing our address?
No. It identifies something to investigate. Your team needs to confirm the facts and the relationship before deciding on action. The platform doesn’t promise automatic removal of a registration.
Can compliance be reviewed centrally across locations?
Central review and location-level working are part of the workflow design. Tell us where your locations differ so we can understand the requirement.
Will every country be supported?
The focus is the UK. Ask us about data coverage and supported registers for your locations.

More locations. One clearer picture.