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This latter initiative will create hard-core efficiencies for both the USPS and its clients and save 12 to 24 hours off the current processing cycle. There are six facets to this electronic information flow: (1) advance notification of mail to come, (2) e-check payment, (3) USPS yard management of vehicles arriving, (4) actual receipt or induction of pallets of mail, (5) client visibility of the mail throughout the processing and (6) client interfaces with USPS records to keep track of their own account. Many of these functions are working now. Others have been proven in live tests with select large clients and are expected to be rolled out nationwide over the next 18 months.
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