Documented incoming and outgoing correspondence
Every transaction carries a number, a date and a complete trail: who created it, who approved it, who received it, and when.
Register, route and track every incoming, outgoing and internal letter — from registration to proof of delivery — with automatic numbering, circulars and a tamper-proof audit trail.
A transaction leaves your department, and tracking it starts the old way: a call, then a reminder, then a visit in person. When it stalls, no one knows exactly which desk it stopped at, since when, or who actually received it.
When government correspondence runs over email or WhatsApp, it gets worse: no single register, no proof of delivery, and no way to pull up a letter from two years ago — exactly when it is requested for review or audit.
Every transaction carries a number, a date and a complete trail: who created it, who approved it, who received it, and when.
A transaction isn't marked delivered until its receipt is actually recorded — so "it never reached me" is no longer an excuse.
A dashboard shows where every transaction is at any moment, and how long it has sat with each party.
Issue circulars to the departments you target, with a report of who has read them and who hasn't.
Sensitive letters go out fully encrypted, each with its own classification level and access rights.
Every letter is archived automatically and can be retrieved by searching its content, not just its number.
Automatic reminders as a deadline approaches, and escalation to the next manager up once it passes.
The system reads each incoming transaction, identifies its subject and priority, and suggests the right department — instead of manual sorting at the incoming mail desk.
Concise summaries of long letters and their attachments, so managers spend less time reading.
Learns which routes tend to stall and alerts you before the official deadline passes, not after.
One dashboard for letters and correspondence — each transaction's route from creation to proof of delivery, with every event logged the moment it happens.
Illustrative interface — sample data shown.
faster administrative approval cycle
Measured on the live incoming and outgoing correspondence system at SAFEAn attachment added to an outgoing transaction here is the very same document archived in Hexmate Docs — same permissions, same audit trail, no copies or duplicate uploads. And a committee decision issued in Hexmate Meet becomes an official circular in one click, still linked to its original minutes.
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The first digital system to enter the Command. Three integrated systems — administrative correspondence, visitor registration and document archiving — serve 100+ users across all Command centers, replacing paper passed between offices with a fully documented process.

An incoming and outgoing correspondence system that tracks and documents every transaction. It ended lost transactions and made the approval cycle 75% faster.
The system records every transaction in a tamper-proof log with the time, the user and proof of delivery, which makes it more reliable than a traditional paper archive. It can also be configured to comply with your entity's approved administrative correspondence regulations.
Yes. Numbering sequences, approval workflows, classification levels and letter templates are configured to your rules before go-live — not the other way around.
Incoming paper is scanned at the point of receipt and enters the digital workflow with the same number and tracking. Outgoing letters can be printed and signed on paper without breaking their digital record.
We migrate your entire legacy archive so no historical correspondence is lost, and it stays searchable in the new system.
System dashboards show each transaction's cycle time and how long it sat with each party, so you compare before and after with figures from your own system, not impressions.
Yes. It runs entirely within your own infrastructure (on-premise), the standard choice for our clients in the sovereign and military sectors.
Yes. It supports electronic signatures within approval workflows and can integrate with accredited signing platforms. Every transaction carries a classification level that controls who can view, print or export it, and every attempt is logged.
You don't have to adopt the whole platform. Start with the module that solves your biggest pain point today and add others when you need them — no re-implementation or data migration, because every module runs on one database from day one.
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