- Coordinate physical and digital mail in one cloud-based application
- Send bills, direct mail, coupons, catalogs and more
- Reach customers from any computer or web-enabled device
- Lower mail production and operating costs
Pitney Bowes has a relationship with 74% of the country's high-volume mailers, many of whom they expect to sign up to use the service, and is enlisting additional mailers as well. The official consumer sign-up will begin later this year. There will be no charge for the Volly secure digital delivery service, which will be funded by retailers/service providers who will benefit from reduced costs on printing, fulfillment, and postage by not having to send physical mail.
Pitney Bowes has initially developed an appliance strategy to facilitate integration of high volume transaction mailers into the Volly digital delivery service. Later they will be publishing APIs for smaller mailers as well as establishing a developer community.
1 comment:
It's a shame, the USPS didn't try to do this. It's about their only hope of surviving in the very long term.
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