Mar 16, 2020
MONTEBELLO, N.Y., March 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Millions are now working from a remote location or from their home. With everything people must deal with working remotely, concerns about receiving and managing important postal mail and packages doesn't have to be one of them.
However, people with an iPostal1 Digital Mailbox have a ready-to-go solution for this problem.
Access to and Control of Your Mail
With a Digital Mailbox from iPostal1, you can view and manage your mail with an app or on your PC from anywhere in the world, 24/7.
How? iPostal1 has 900 mail centers across the U.S. and worldwide where you can redirect your mail. When new mail arrives, you get notified and can view an image of the outside of the letter of package on your smartphone or laptop. Then, with just a click, you can request to forward mail and packages to any address, scan mail content to view as a PDF in hours, or discard or shred unwanted mail.
You can even request to deposit a check by mail to maintain critical cash flow. This can be a lifesaver when you're traveling, or for whatever reason cannot make the trip to your office or post office box to retrieve your checks and deposit your funds.
So, whether you're working from home or at a remote location, stranded on a cruise ship or just want to save time on a daily basis, you can redirect your personal or office mail and packages to an iPostal1 mail center near your home or office. View and manage your mail, no matter where you are, no matter what the circumstances.
What to Do When You're Working Remotely
If you've been sending mail to your Digital Mailbox all along, that's great! Keep doing as you've been doing – request content mail scans to see a PDF of important mail in your digital inbox or forward your mail to your current location or to any address as needed.
New to iPostal1? You'll find more information and instructions for getting started on the iPostal1 website and the FAQ page.
Postal Mail Contingency Planning for Business
Many companies have developed contingency plans for workplace disruptions related to natural disasters, Internet failure or a computer breach. Most have not thought about contingency plans to ensure that critical postal mail or packages get to the right person and location when normal processes fail as we are experiencing today.
iPostal1 Digital Mailbox technology can be utilized to deliver mail digitally to employees or departments, sustaining flow of vital transactional and informational mail. Please contact iPostal1 at [email protected] to learn more.
About iPostal1
The iPostal1 network of Digital Mailbox locations is the largest and fastest growing, with the most mailbox features and best customer satisfaction. iPostal1 is BBB accredited with an A+ rating, serving businesses and families, travelers and RV'ers, expats, students, and anyone concerned about porch pirates stealing their packages.
Mail center locations are professional retail pack and ship stores or coworking spaces in prestigious office buildings.
To learn more, visit iPostal1.com.
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