Posts Tagged ‘USPS’
Stamps.Com Partnership Changes
Recent developments with Stamps.com will have no impact on your PC Postage accounts or how you process Priority Mail and First Class Parcels on EII equipment. You may have heard that Stamps.com is discontinuing its partnership with the Postal Service: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/21/stampscom-crashes-nearly-50percent-after-discontinuing-partnership-with-usps.html However, Stamps is just discontinuing the arrangement that they have had with USPS where they could generate only USPS shipping labels. Going…
Read MoreEngineering Innovation, Inc. Honored with USPS Award at the 2017 National Postal Forum
Engineering Innovation (Eii) was awarded the USPS Mailing Innovation and Digital Award for the Great Lakes Area. The award was presented by Postmaster General Megan Brennan at the 2017 National Postal Forum. The National Postal Forum, the largest annual trade show for the mailing industry, is a four-day event held every spring. It attracts over…
Read MoreFull Service/Umove Postage Assessments To Begin In July 2016
Pritha Mehra reported at the November MTAC (Mailers Technical Advisory Committee) meeting that effective July 2016, mailers that fail to meet the established standards on Full-Service Intelligent Mail, Move/Update, eInduction, and Seamless Acceptance may be subject to a postage assessment. This is part of the USPS’ five key initiatives which include streamlining acceptance, induction, and…
Read MorePC Postage Transition
Great News for Champ and EZ-Flats Users Engineering Innovation, Inc is transitioning from our paper based Mail Manifesting System (MMS) to a full electronic solution, PC Postage, for all of the commercial Package Services classes that we support. Our first step in this endeavor is in partnership with Endicia to provide a solution for Priority…
Read MoreEngineering Innovation Introduces The Super Champ At The National Postal Forum
LAFAYETTE, IN (May 26, 2015) – Engineering Innovation Inc. showcased The Super Champ mail processing system last week at the National Postal Forum in Anaheim to great acclaim. Featuring a mobile ring scanner outfitted with OCR (optical character recognition) technology, the solution enables rapid processing for induction of commercial parcels into the Postal system at the lowest…
Read MoreTechnical Service Bulletin: IMb Services Update
We at Engineering Innovation, Inc., are dedicated to giving you quality customer support for our products. In order to achieve this high level of service, we hope to provide helpful updates and solutions to our customers through our technical service bulletins. This technical service bulletin provides information about the deployment of IMb Services Update: PostalOne! ®…
Read More11-Digit Click Now Required For Certain Classes Of Mail
Beginning with the rate update for September 2014, the following classes of mail will require an 11-digit click instead of a 5-digit click. Presorted First-Class Parcels Priority Mail Commercial Base (No dim) Priority Mail Commercial Plus (No dim) Priority Mail Commercial Base Priority Mail Commercial Plus Parcel Select Nonpresort Priority Mail Commercial Plus Cubic Priority…
Read MoreThe Heart, Soul And Guts Of The Postal Business
This article appeared in the PostCom Bulletin, published by the Association of Postal Commerce, on July 11. 2014. They graciously have allowed us to reprint it along with Ursa Major Associates, both of whom we at Eii thank for their work in supporting the Postal Industry. You can view the original article here. THE HEART,…
Read MoreIdentifying Mail Owners Information
The By/For Relationship In October, the By/For information will be changing for any Non-Profit mail. You will no longer need to track Ghost Permit Numbers. USPS will be able to identify the mailings by MID/CRID. Here is some additional info that you might find helpful from RIBBS and Windowbook. For more information, please visit: Full…
Read MoreMASS Cycle O Cancelled
MASS Cycle O, originally scheduled to be implemented in August 2015, has been cancelled after a review by the USPS. MASS Cycle N standards will continue to be used until further notice. Please read the notice from the USPS here.
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