Liquidation and bankruptcy auction software built for asset recovery.
From insolvency dispersals to wholesale liquidations, Unovance Global gives recovery specialists the lotting, qualification, and court-ready reporting they need — on a branded platform they own.
Liquidation and bankruptcy auctions are unforgiving. Assets are depreciating by the week, creditors are watching, and a trustee or the court may need to approve the sale and review exactly how the price was reached. The software running the event has to be as disciplined as the process around it.
Unovance Global was built by people who understand bulk lotting, stalking-horse bids, qualified bidder deposits, and settlements. You can catalog a whole facility, split or bundle lots as interest develops, gate participation, and run timed, webcast, or Dutch formats to clear distressed inventory at its true market value.
The difference is ownership. Recovery work lives on relationships with banks, secured lenders, and trustees — so the repeat institutional buyers you earn should belong to you, not to a marketplace that rents you its audience and keeps your data.
Everything an asset-recovery sale demands.
Bulk lotting & lot splitting
Catalog an entire facility, parcel out individual high-value assets, or bundle remnant inventory into wholesale lots — then re-lot on the fly as bidding interest develops.
Stalking-horse & qualified bidding
Seed an auction with a stalking-horse floor, gate participation behind deposits and qualification, and honor break-up fees and overbid increments the court has approved.
Court-ready reporting
Every bid, registrant, and price movement is logged. Export defensible bidder histories, sale results, and settlement records for trustees, counsel, and the court.
Fast clearance for distressed assets
Timed, webcast, and Dutch formats move depreciating inventory quickly, so recoveries reflect today’s market rather than next quarter’s carrying cost.
Frequently asked questions
What auction formats work best for liquidation and bankruptcy sales?+
It depends on the asset. Webcast and live formats suit going-concern and high-value capital assets where a court process and a stalking-horse bid are involved. Timed online auctions fit large equipment and inventory dispersals. Dutch and flash formats clear fast-depreciating or remnant stock. Unovance supports 22 formats, so you match the mechanic to the recovery, not the other way around.
Can the platform support a stalking-horse process?+
Yes. You can establish a stalking-horse floor, enforce minimum overbid increments and break-up fees, qualify bidders with deposits and documentation, and run the live overbid event — all with a complete, exportable record of how the final price was reached.
Does it produce records suitable for a trustee or the court?+
Every action is captured: registrations, qualifications, bid timestamps, increments, and final settlements. You can export defensible reporting packages for trustees, secured creditors, and counsel, which is essential when a sale must be approved or later scrutinized.
Why own the platform instead of selling through a marketplace?+
In asset recovery your reputation with banks, trustees, and secured lenders is your pipeline. On a branded platform you own the bidder relationship and the buyer data — repeat institutional buyers come back to you, not to a marketplace that rents you its audience and your own contacts.
Recover more from every distressed sale.
See how Unovance Global handles bulk lotting, stalking-horse bidding, and court-ready reporting on a platform that keeps your buyer relationships yours.