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July USPS® changes explained
USPS rate changes impact postage, Certified Mail, dimensional weight pricing, Ground Advantage shipments, and HazMat fees. Learn how to reduce costs and stay compliant.
Prepare your organization to navigate the unexpected.
Prepare for the unexpected with a comprehensive mailing continuity plan. Pitney Bowes offers Onsite, Offsite, and Insight solutions for uninterrupted operations.
How Pitney Bowes can upgrade your office operations
With end-to-end shipping and receiving solutions, smart storage and more, Pitney Bowes is here to help you do business better.
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From renewal season to everyday disruptions: Building a more flexible insurance mail operation
Explore ways to manage insurance renewal peaks, staffing gaps and everyday mail disruptions with backup capacity, flexible production and outsourcing.
Don’t let print and mail become the last bottleneck in your patient billing cycle.
Learn how healthcare billing teams can avoid patient statement delays with business continuity, flexible production and outsourced print and mail.
When critical collection correspondence can’t wait: Three ways to build a more resilient mail operation
Explore business continuity, hybrid production and outsourcing options for collections correspondence, including validation notices, placement surges and compliance.
USPS® tracking label changes are coming. Here's how to prepare
USPS tracking labels are changing. Learn what the Label 888 phaseout means for mailers and how to prepare with integrated shipping labels.
What is the difference between First-Class Mail and regular mail?
Discover what First-Class Mail is, how it compares to regular mail and USPS Ground Advantage, and how PitneyShip makes USPS mailing easier and more affordable.
The smarter shipping playbook: 3 ways to reduce costs this holiday season
Peak shipping season can put serious pressure on your budget between carrier rate increases, demand surcharges and additional fees. It’s tempting to stick with the carrier you’ve always used. But you can have more control than you think.