Intelligent Mail

Dec 17th

USPS Renews Contract with Lexicon Technologies for maintenance of intelligent mail devices

Conyers, Georgia (PRWEB) December 17, 2013 – Today, Lexicon Technologies (http://www.lexicontech.com), an enterprise technology maintenance solutions provider, announced the renewal of its contract with the United States Postal Service (USPS). “We are honored to continue working with the United States Postal Service to ensure their mobile technology remains in excellent condition,” said Kevin Ahearn, Lexicon’s […]

Sep 13th

USPS Schedules Full-Service Intelligent Mail Webinars

USPS is offering a series of webinars for mailers as they migrate to Full-Service Intelligent Mail. The information sessions also will inform them how to take advantage of automation pricing starting Jan. 26, 2014. Scheduled webinars include: Full-Service MIDs and CRIDs — Monday Sept. 16 1:30 p.m. EDT. Event number: 990 820 984. Web Event […]

May 27th

USPS and Hallmark To Introduce New Line Of Postage-paid Greeting Postcards

Starting next week, USPS and Hallmark will introduce a new line of postage-paid greeting postcards. The postcards use Intelligent Mail barcode (IMb) technology, allowing customers to buy them with pre-paid postage — also referred to as “Alternative Postage Payment.” The postcards come in packs of eight. There are two sets, each with eight unique designs. […]

Mar 10th

USPS: How to Be Successful With Intelligent Mail Full Service

Tips From a U.S. Postal Service Expert WASHINGTON — With more than 7 billion pieces of mail processed and $2 billion in revenue generated for the U.S. Postal Service, the Intelligent Mail Full Service program has been a success story for business mailers, too, says Thomas Day, senior vice president, Intelligent Mail and Address Quality. […]

Jan 28th

USPS To Postal Employees: Do Not Obliterate the Barcode

USPS reminds postal employees not to cross out barcode as mail moves through the system The Intelligent Mail® barcode contains important data that is used to provide mailers — including the Census Bureau — with information, such as when the mailing entered the mailstream and undeliverable or address cor­rection information. But technology cannot reliably pro­duce […]