CityMail Sweden launches internet-based mail delivery service

The mail distributor CityMail Sweden has unveiled a new digital postal service called g-desk.

Targeted at both businesses and private persons, g-desk provides an Internet-based letter-box which a subscriber can access through a password-protected web page. The system will allow users both to receive their mail directly to the computer screen and to pay bills. The bill payment feature is designed to function regardless of which bank the subscriber uses.

G-desk was developed by Nomodi Technology AB, which says that the system can be up and running in a company in a few hours. CityMail plans to offer the service across Sweden, with users being able to receive mail free of charge.

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