Ancre or a generic mail forwarding service: what's the difference?

A generic forwarding service moves your envelopes from point A to point B, whereas Ancre reads them, sorts them, and lets you decide for each one. At Ancre, the address is a real office with a human reception at 402, accepted by the REQ as a registered office, not a shared slot in a sorting center. Every piece of mail is photographed the same day, analyzed by AI to spot government notices, then opened, forwarded, held, or shredded according to your rules. You also get a proof-of-address PDF, a conference room, and support in five languages, which plain forwarding does not offer.