Member Article

Added value boosts peace of mind for clients needing confidentiality

YORKSHIRE based value added service provider, Valeos has teamed up with Safe4 to offer leading professional clients a secure documentation transfer service.

The partnership means that clients will be able to safely store, manage and transfer critical documents for private and professional consumers confident there will be no security breaches, losses or vulnerabilities from cyber attack.

This landmark partnership means that professional services such as legal, insurance and accountancy companies will have a reliable, tested and trusted digital service that will enable them to reduce the amount of hard copies they send, and assist them to meet their environmental targets.

The deal is a new development for Valeos which was established by David Ross to reinvent and reinvigorate products and services for companies to give their own clients and members greater value.

“Safe4 products and services is a perfect fit for Valeos which was established to deliver real value through products which customers could get a proper benefit from,” said David.

“Increasingly insurance and legal companies are under pressure to be able to guarantee that the client documentation they handle and store is done so using the most robust systems available. Safe4 has tested its systems and has those guarantees in place. It offers peace of mind for both our clients and the consumer.”

Safe4 Director, Ben Martin said:

“Safe4 are delighted to partner with Valeos. We recognise that the experience and knowledge gained by David through many years in the insurance and financial services sector provides an excellent opportunity for the delivery of highly secure document delivery and storage service as an extension of the core Valeos proposition. Safe4 and Valeos will work together to bring these combined benefits to clients in a sector for which total security of information transfer is of prime importance.”

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Chris Phillips .