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Mailing and Shipping Software

About Mailing and Shipping Software

Mailing and shipping software is used to manage, schedule and track the mailing and shipment of letters, packages, equipment, and materials. The United States Postal Service (USPS) and companies such as Airborne Express, United Parcel Service (UPS), and FedEx are both users and suppliers of mailing and shipping applications. Mailing and shipping software is also available from many software vendors across North America and around the world. Some applications are designed for use with personal computers (PCs) or Apple Macintosh computers. Web-based mailing and shipping software, along with applications that work with handheld devices, are also available.

Selecting mailing and shipping software requires an analysis of product features. Most mailing software enables businesses to expedite mass mailings. Features may include verifying and standardizing addresses, presorting mailers by zip code or postal rate, and the ability to print documents such as labels, forms, and tags. Optional modules may include postage accounting, palletization, manifest spoilage adjustments, and interfaces to business management systems. In addition, mailing and shipping software may be used to prepare postage statements; produce management reports; and print tray tags, sack tags, and pallet placards. Mailing software for postage meters, franking machines, mailing machines, and mailing equipment is commonly available.

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