How HYELM eliminated parcel liability with Bringme

For HYELM, a not-for-profit landlord providing affordable housing solutions for young people working in London, receiving resident packages was not an option as the team wanted to avoid discussions and issues surrounding liability. Residents had to manage their own deliveries, but this quickly became a real challenge, with packages often left in the entrance hall for everyone to see, leading to theft. Sarah Armstrong, property manager at HYELM, shares how Bringme solved this problem.

How do you make time-consuming IT team logistics processes smoother and more efficient? Hein Rombouts, Service Manager at Royal IHC, discovered the solution with Bringme. Since the delivery of IT material is done centrally via the Bringme Box, there is more time for larger IT initiatives and projects.

The Network and Information Security (NIS 2) Directive, the new directive around cybersecurity, was approved by the European Commission in January 2023. Carya Group, an IT service provider in the automotive sector, uses Bringme’s digital reception and approved access control and asset management policies to comply with the new guidelines. Indeed, the company’s international growth has meant that there are more and more people and therefore more parcels, assets, and visitors in the workplace. The digital reception manages this influx safely and professionally. Evelyn Derycke, chief people officer at Carya Group, explains why Carya Group chose Bringme…

Steven Vanderghote, senior project engineer at Matexi, is leading the development of Antwerp Tower, the city’s largest residential property. Long before launching the design by architect Wiel Arets and renovation by CIT Blaton, a pressing question surfaced: how to securely receive parcels and efficiently exchange materials in a prestigious building of no less than 26 floors? A statement skyscraper of this calibre simply demands a flexible and secure solution. One that blends harmoniously with the building’s overall design. Discover why Matexi selected Bringme as an elegant, efficient and secure parcel solution.

Say you have plans to run an innovative coworking space in London’s trendiest neighbourhood. You want to offer contemporary must-haves, such as an option to receive and send parcels securely. How do you do that as efficiently as possible, without burdening your employees? Here’s how 245 Hammersmith and Bringme managed to make this scenario a reality.

Akiff is the operational manager at Vertus, the built-to-rent division of Canary Wharf Group in London. In their three brand new apartment blocks, hundreds of parcels are delivered daily. It was an impossible task for the concierge to distribute all of them in a timely manner. It got to the point that residents sometimes had to wait hours for their delivery, which caused a great deal of frustration. That's a thing of the past, now, thanks to the digital concierge.

Wouter van den Brink is the founder and community manager of the innovative co-working hub, Hudda. In this new concept, he says goodbye to the repetitive administrative tasks a traditional receptionist carries out so he can devote more time and energy to providing the perfect co-working experience and service.

Frederik Van de Meulebroucke is COO at Phished, a cybersecurity scale-up with an annual growth of 350%. To ensure visitors receive a professional welcome — including after office hours — while reducing costs at the same time, he enlisted Bringme’s digital reception.

A hospital has to deal with numerous deliveries of supplies, products, post, and parcels every day. A Bringme Box can help channel and automate the flow of parcels and supplies. In addition, Sint-Dimpna workers will be able to connect to the box, so from now on they can just have their private parcels delivered to work.