Flex Systems offers several powerful software packages to the direct mail industry and other stemming printing industries. Individually, they produce software packages that handle variable data print and management, mostly for flyers and printers. The going article will lead us through the theme Software review on flex systems Postcard Mailers.
Have you ever wondered about the technology used to ensure that a document on the inside of an envelope matches the address printed on the outside? Or a credit card with information that matches the carrier that it is glued to? Or the inside page of a booklet matching the outside cover (both personalized).
Form Mail is compatible with almost every first PCL based inkjet printer in the mailing industry. This includes Secap, Rena, Pitney Bowes, Neopost, Hasler, and even older printers like Bryce and Astro. The appropriate driver automatically loads a template that shows the position of the cartridges in that specific printer. FlexMail also supports some of the higher-end cartridge printers, such as XiJet, Domino L-Series, Walco, and more.
Adding camera verification to mailing equipment used to be an expensive endeavor, but improved technology and "off the shelf software" has substantially reduced the cost to upgrade equipment and use camera verification systems for mail matching, inserter read-write, and OCR (Optical Character Recognition). It's now easier (and less expensive) than ever to generate reports to prove the accuracy of the work running through your mailing equipment and binding machines.
It's all done by Flex Systems automatically. FlexMail USPS Mail Processing also offers a lot of extra free features, such as NOCA - MOVE Updates, Palletizing, etc. Flex Stream is a sister product. It allows users to generate documents for intelligent inserting equipment. Someone making variable page statements for inserting material needs unique identifiers. This is how the inserter distinguishes between papers and sets of records.
A two camera mail matching system can speed things up a little, but the envelopes would still have to be printed in advance. And the two stacks even have to be in perfect order or else you'd have to shut everything down to match it up again. In the second scenario, you roll up an inkjet address printer to the end of the inserter. The address printer prints the correct name on the outside of each envelope (to match the personalized documents inside).
This includes large machines, such as Bell & Howell, Pitney-Bowes, and GBR. It also includes table-top models, such as Neopost, Pitney Bowes, Secap, Hasler, and Formax. But Flex Stream doesn't stop there. A final feature includes a camera interface, which makes it easy to do several things during the printing and inserting stages. It can read a 2D code on a product exiting an inserter or inkjet addressing printer, and "check it off" against the original file. It will also perform 2-way matches on Inserters, by comparing 2D or Data matrix codes.
And what's more, no more stopping production to re-order your stacks that somehow got out of sequence. Your direct mail equipment can suddenly begin to generate real profits because now you can offer genuinely personalized mail to your customers without having to purchase a new inserter! Buskers use real-time tracking methods that allow you to track the original personalized insert throughout the path of the inserter. It all starts with the concept of reading a "unique identifying mark" on the inserted pieces.
Have you ever wondered about the technology used to ensure that a document on the inside of an envelope matches the address printed on the outside? Or a credit card with information that matches the carrier that it is glued to? Or the inside page of a booklet matching the outside cover (both personalized).
Form Mail is compatible with almost every first PCL based inkjet printer in the mailing industry. This includes Secap, Rena, Pitney Bowes, Neopost, Hasler, and even older printers like Bryce and Astro. The appropriate driver automatically loads a template that shows the position of the cartridges in that specific printer. FlexMail also supports some of the higher-end cartridge printers, such as XiJet, Domino L-Series, Walco, and more.
Adding camera verification to mailing equipment used to be an expensive endeavor, but improved technology and "off the shelf software" has substantially reduced the cost to upgrade equipment and use camera verification systems for mail matching, inserter read-write, and OCR (Optical Character Recognition). It's now easier (and less expensive) than ever to generate reports to prove the accuracy of the work running through your mailing equipment and binding machines.
It's all done by Flex Systems automatically. FlexMail USPS Mail Processing also offers a lot of extra free features, such as NOCA - MOVE Updates, Palletizing, etc. Flex Stream is a sister product. It allows users to generate documents for intelligent inserting equipment. Someone making variable page statements for inserting material needs unique identifiers. This is how the inserter distinguishes between papers and sets of records.
A two camera mail matching system can speed things up a little, but the envelopes would still have to be printed in advance. And the two stacks even have to be in perfect order or else you'd have to shut everything down to match it up again. In the second scenario, you roll up an inkjet address printer to the end of the inserter. The address printer prints the correct name on the outside of each envelope (to match the personalized documents inside).
This includes large machines, such as Bell & Howell, Pitney-Bowes, and GBR. It also includes table-top models, such as Neopost, Pitney Bowes, Secap, Hasler, and Formax. But Flex Stream doesn't stop there. A final feature includes a camera interface, which makes it easy to do several things during the printing and inserting stages. It can read a 2D code on a product exiting an inserter or inkjet addressing printer, and "check it off" against the original file. It will also perform 2-way matches on Inserters, by comparing 2D or Data matrix codes.
And what's more, no more stopping production to re-order your stacks that somehow got out of sequence. Your direct mail equipment can suddenly begin to generate real profits because now you can offer genuinely personalized mail to your customers without having to purchase a new inserter! Buskers use real-time tracking methods that allow you to track the original personalized insert throughout the path of the inserter. It all starts with the concept of reading a "unique identifying mark" on the inserted pieces.
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