Abstract: A structured casing built within an exterior door in an exterior doorway. The casing comprises of an access tray with a handle and an inner tray flap on the inside of the enclosed casing that are connected by an assembled bracket system, an access door with a handle and a locking device on the interior back, opposing interior and exterior side panels, an interior and exterior casing top, and a casing bottom. Opening the access tray sets the assembled bracket system in motion causing the inner tray flap to position at a 90-degree angle, forming a flat package receiving space. Closing the access tray further sets the assembled bracket system in motion causing the inner tray flap to return to its starting position releasing the package to the bottom where the package can then be retrieved by unlocking and opening the access door from inside a home or building.

Abstract: A structured casing built within an exterior door in an exterior doorway wherein the casing comprises of an access tray with a handle located on the exterior front, an inner tray flap located on the inside of the enclosed casing that are connected to one another by an assembled bracket system, an access door with a handle and a locking device located on the interior back, opposing interior and exterior side panels, an interior and exterior casing top, and a casing bottom. Opening the access tray sets the assembled bracket system in motion causing the inner tray flap to position at a 90 degree angle, flush with the base of the access tray forming a flat surface within the casing to serve as a package receiving space.