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Well, it was a long time coming, but the time is, indeed, here. The publication of our 4th white paper – “eDoc and PostalOne! They’re What’s Best for You and the USPS.”
This paper explores the world of electronic documentation (eDoc) and the USPS PostalOne! system. It looks at why the Postal Service is really pushing for mailers to switch to eDoc, what PostalOne! is and how using it benefits you, the 3 ways to particpate in eDoc, the benefits of eDoc and why you should begin implementing eDoc right now. It also discusses the very latest information and instructions for getting started using eDoc and PostalOne! - including the new TEM procedures detailed in the latest eDoc and Full-Service Authorization Guide for Mail.dat.
And – just as with all of our previous white papers - this brand new 21-page paper is available at no cost.
Please click here to access and download this incredible new white paper from the postal experts here at Window Book.
- Wallace Vingelis
Vice President, Business Development & Marketing
617-395-4569
At the recent MTAC meetings, the Postal Service announced they would be withdrawing the proposed changes to Move Update standards published in the July 12, 2011 Federal Register.
According to the formal announcement in a DMM Advisory issued yesterday, 8/29/11, the content of the proposed rule changes will be ”significantly revised”. Also announced was that, based on industry feedback, the Moved Left No Address and PO Box Closed, No Forwarding Order (MLNA/BCNO) portions will be completely removed.
The Postal Service expects that an entirely new proposed rule will be issued in the future.
If you wish to subscribe to the DMM Advisory, send an e-mail to dmmadvisory@usps.com. Type “subscribe” in the subject line.
The Postal Service made final clarifications on non-profit eligibility, commingled mail procedures and the usage of Postal Wizard for their Summer 2011 Mobile Barcode Promotion.
Access all the latest and final information here: https://ribbs.usps.gov/index.cfm?page=mobilebarcode
Wallace Vingelis
Vice President, Business Development & Marketing
Window Book, Inc.
Phone: (617) 395-4569
email: wvingelis@windowbook.com
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