Legal expertise, management, production... these are just some of the tasks facing court enforcement officers, who must rely on technological solutions adapted to their profession.
The recruitment difficulties encountered by firms have increased in recent years. It is not uncommon for firms to recruit employees with little or no training in the bailiff profession. It is therefore essential to have software solutions that are accessible for all the firm's targets.
Indeed, creating an amicable or legal file or managing detached acts requires optimal knowledge and organization within the firm.
File processing within a court enforcement officer/bailiff firm requires managing various tasks involving numerous business components: EDI exchange module, dematerialization of procedures (siv, sat, IP, Exploc etc...). To this end, it is important to be able to configure a maximum number of automations, and to have gateways with these different portals.
Once tools have been put in place to improve file organization, the firm needs a management tool. Court enforcement officers want to have a global overview of their firm's statistics in order to analyze clients, productivity and to be able to provide reports to their clients.
Implementing a management system within a firm is essential to the activity of court enforcement officers.
