Mail Manager 2010 Delivers:
Minimized Production Costs

Mail Manager 2010 delivers everything you need to run a high-tech mailroom with ultimate efficiency. You can maximize the potential of both equipment and manpower, and see improved USPS acceptance and processing times (at the lowest possible postage rates); reduced internal mailroom production costs; faster equipment ROI; and greater profit margins.

Printers Supported
Mail Manager 2010 supports any Windows-compatible printers and most non-Windows printers commonly found in mailrooms. The software makes it easy to choose from a comprehensive list of band, dot matrix, line matrix and laser printers.

High-End Inkjet Support
Mail Manager 2010 outputs files to most proprietary data formats used by high-end inkjet printers, including Videojet, Marconi Print Mail, MCS Pro Inkjet, WinkJet, SureJet, Scitex, Prism, Buskro, Domino, Astrojet.

Machine Readable and Visual Separators
Markings provided include Edge and Line Scan codes, asterisks, small or large blocks, and pound signs. These markings identify pack, sack and tray breaks for high-speed scanning equipment. Visual separators include 11 different pack codes and 17 sack codes.

Special Label Fields
Mail Manager 2010 provides 26 special fields including: Optional Endorsement Line, POSTNET Barcode (including Genicom graphics mode), Modulus 10 Check Digit, Record Number, PLANET Barcode, Sack/Pack Numbers (can be placed on the first, last or every label), Sequential Label Number, ZIP+4 Delivery Point Combination, ACS Keyline, In-County Indicator and ZIP+4/DP Check Digit Combo.

Writing Presort Information to Electronic File
Write all presort information to a file for custom processing by other mailroom equipment (high-speed lasers, intelligent inserters, etc.) and other software applications. Information includes Presort Sequence Number, Optional Endorsement Line, Sort Schemes, Pack and Sack markers and Presort Stream Codes. This information can be merged into statements, personalized letters, invoices and more — virtually anything that you’d print and prepare for presentation to the USPS at reduced postage rates.