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A Turnkey IPS Alternative: AI Insolvency Software
If you are weighing up insolvency software and looking at a Turnkey IPS alternative, the question worth asking is where AI fits. Ender is AI insolvency software for Australian practitioners that drafts the work, not just stores it.
Turnkey IPS is a long-established insolvency software platform with a wide install base. Ender takes a different starting point: it is AI-native and built for the Australian regime, so the software reads the records on file and produces a first draft of documents and analysis for the practitioner to review, from appointment to dividend.
How Ender approaches the work
- AI-native: drafts statutory documents and classifies transactions from the matter's own records.
- Built for the Australian regime: Corporations Act 2001 and Bankruptcy Act 1966, corporate and personal.
- Appointment to dividend: matters, creditors and statutory deadlines in one case file.
- Data residency: client data kept in Australia, with no training on your data.
At a glance
| Ender | Traditional insolvency software | |
|---|---|---|
| Drafts documents with AI | Yes | Typically manual |
| Classifies transactions with AI | Yes | Typically manual |
| Case management and deadlines | Yes | Yes |
| Built for the Australian regime | Yes | Varies |
| AI insolvency specialist agents | Yes | No |
Frequently asked questions
What is a good Turnkey IPS alternative?
Ender is an AI insolvency software alternative built for Australian practitioners, covering matters, creditors and statutory deadlines from appointment to dividend.
What makes Ender different?
Ender is AI-native and built for the Australian regime: it reads the records and drafts a first pass for the practitioner to review, with data kept in Australia.
Ender is AI insolvency software built for Australian insolvency and restructuring practitioners.
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