For practices that send sensitive documents outside their own systems
Secure messaging, client portals and claims systems each reach their own members. SendRight is for everyone else: the solicitor, insurer, expert or client who isn't on yours. It protects the documents with AES-256, sends them from your own email, gives the password a different way and records what went where.
Choose your practice
GP and medical practices
Records to patients, new practices, specialists, insurers and solicitors when secure messaging isn't an option, following the Australian Privacy Principles and RACGP guidance.
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Specialists, psychiatrists and psychologists
Medicolegal reports, assessments and letters to insurers, solicitors, courts and referrers, with a record of why each release was allowed.
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Law firms and conveyancers
Briefs, discovery, contracts and identity documents to the other side, barristers, experts, agents and clients who never use the portal.
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Accountants, tax agents and financial advisers
Tax returns, notices of assessment and statements, protected the way the Tax Practitioners Board's guidance on TFNs describes.
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Insurance, claims and investigations
Loss adjusters, investigators, rehabilitation providers and medicolegal examiners sending reports to many different insurers and law firms.
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What these practices have in common
- They send to many people outside their own systems, often for the first and only time.
- The documents carry health, financial or identity information.
- A client, regulator, insurer or court may later ask how a document was protected and on what authority it was sent.
- Most are small teams without their own IT department.
Other practices
- Allied health and NDIS providers: if your practice uses Windows PCs, SendRight works for you today. If you're on Macs, SendRight for Mac is coming.
- Any practice on Windows 10 or 11 that emails sensitive documents can use SendRight. The pages above cover the rules and requests each kind of practice deals with most.
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SendRight is in preview for Australian practices. Ask for a copy and we'll help you set it up, usually in a few minutes per PC.