For Insolvency Practitioners

Your Insolvent Estate’s paid Sales Ledger holds a recoverable asset you're not collecting.

Recover hidden value from insolvent company sales ledgers and maximise returns for creditors.

Insolvency practitioners

HOW IT WORKS

From your ledger to potential recovery.

A straightforward process designed to require as little additional work from your team as possible.

01

You provide access

to the company’s accounting records: or, where records are incomplete or the software is inaccessible, whatever hard-copy reports exist.

02

We analyse

the ledger and identify every invoice paid outside its due date within the six-year window.

03

You receive

a report, typically within days, showing the likely recoverable value before you commit to anything further.

04

If you choose to proceed

recovery correspondence and any necessary legal process is carried out through our instructed solicitors: never in your name, and never requiring you or your staff to handle debtor contact.

05

You are kept informed

throughout and receive the estate’s share of what is recovered.

Why this matters to you

 

  • An additional, low-effort source of asset realisation for the estate, on top of your existing recovery work.
  • No cost or risk to you or the estate to find out what it’s worth — the initial ledger analysis is provided free of charge.
  • Minimal demand on your time: we do the data extraction and the calculation.
  • Works even where accounting records are incomplete — our analysis team can work from exported reports as well as live software access.
  • The calculation and analysis is ours; any recovery correspondence and legal process is handled entirely by our instructed solicitors, never in your name.
  • If you prefer, the claim can be assigned so it is pursued on the estate’s behalf without adding to your own workload or that of your staff.

START WITH THE NUMBERS

See what's sitting in your Insolvent Estate’s Sales ledger.

Start with a free, no-obligation analysis and find out whether there is additional recoverable value before deciding whether to proceed.