Well, there's printing/spraying of the address label, but there's also the
production of the mail piece.
You put out a catalog, is it printed internally or by a 3rd party ?
I worked in a Direct Mail house ages ago - most of the processes haven't
changed from then till now. There are some postal
Jim, it's not just barcodes, but CASS processing your list to clean it
up and add ZIP4 codes + PAVE processing to pre-sort addresses, print
labels with barcodes and produce postage statements.
I've fallen behind with these certifications, so can't offer to help
now. The USPS lists vendors for
I thought that the USPS has a web service for address validation?
In fact, I just looked and Steve Ellenoff did a presentation at
FoxForward on interfacing with the USPS Web Services. He might chime in
with some help.
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of FoxForward 2007
foxforward.net
I thought that the USPS has a web service for address validation?
Kevin, that's for address checking/validation, but CASS processing
generates a 3553 form that is needed to obtain postage discounts for
bulk mailings.
Bill
In fact, I just looked and Steve Ellenoff did a presentation
at
Sounds like Bill Arnold is our Go To Guy. But until he weighs in, these are
the general guidelines I have been given by a USPS rep out in my neck of the
woods. First, if you have a sizeable mailing you may be required to
actually use bar coding whether you want to or not. Also, even if you run
, March 30, 2007 3:55 PM
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Subject: RE: bar codes for address labels
Jim, it's not just barcodes, but CASS processing your list to clean it
up and add ZIP4 codes + PAVE processing to pre-sort addresses, print
labels with barcodes and produce postage statements.
I've fallen
Gil,
Sounds like Bill Arnold is our Go To Guy.
Not really. I've been involved with just a few of the things going on
with the USPS (CASS and PAVE, specifically, but they're on the shelf
right now). It's a whole ball of wax, and constantly changing, so it's a
speciality in it's own right.
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