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The Intelligent Mail barcode (IMB) can uniquely identify every piece of mail entering the postal system, a first for the USPS. This technology will enable unprecedented visibility into the postal network for mailers and for the Postal Service itself. For example, the advanced barcode will enable mailers to track all outbound statements and inbound payments, greatly improving customer communications when there is a question about a bill or payment.

First introduced in 2006, the bar code largely has been a voluntary program for mailers. More than one billion pieces of mail have already been processed with the new technology, and in May 2011, it will be a mandatory requirement for mailers who want to receive certain postal discounts.

The Intelligent Mail barcode also enables mailers to have more visibility into the processing and delivery of their mailpieces. Using the full-service Intelligent Mail barcode, the USPS will provide free “Start the Clock” information. At some point, Seamless Acceptance also will be available and will further reduce the mail processing time requirements of inducting the mail into the postal system.

Mailers will be able to track mail with end-to-end visibility using the OneCode CONFIRM. Mailers will know when revenue-generating mailpieces have arrived, so that they can maximize marketing resources. For return and remittance mail, businesses will know when their customers have mailed payments. This can improve operational efficiencies.

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The Postal Service is stepping up its efforts to reduce undeliverable-as-addressed (UAA) mail. New Move Update are now in effect. To be ready, mailers must begin using addresses that were updated no earlier than Aug. 20. The Move Update standards provide options for customers to reduce the number of mailpieces that require forwarding, return or being treated as waste by periodically matching address records with customerfiled change-of-address orders.

Here are the changes related to Move Update processing:

Increase the minimum frequency of Move Update processing from 185 calendar days to 95 days prior to the date of mailing.

Extend the new Move Update standards to include all Standard Mail — letters, flats, parcels and Not Flat-Machinables — as well as automation-rate and presort-rate First-Class Mail.

Read more about the new regulations by clicking the link below!