Neopost Introduces latest self-service postage kiosk
Neopost, a worldwide leading provider of mailing, addressing, document handling and logistics systems, introduces their latest self-service Neopostage(TM) kiosk that dispenses postage offering the same convenience of regular stamps. Currently undergoing USPS approval, the Neopostage kiosk should be deployed in public locations later this year.
Ideal for high-traffic locations, such as malls, corporate office lobbies, and university campuses, the Neopostage kiosk prints postage on demand through the Internet. The Neopostage kiosk removes the burden of managing stamps from the mailroom environment and also provides the everyday consumer with a very simple way to purchase postage quickly and conveniently. Users simply touch the screen to select the type and quantity of postage desired, swipe a credit or debit card, and retrieve the automatically printed postage.
The kiosks use Neopost's proprietary secure self-adhesive labels, which have no monetary value, thus eliminating the need to tightly control and manage valuable preprinted stamp inventories. In addition to printing First Class postage, new features of the kiosk include the ability to print additional ounce postage, Priority and Express Mail postage, and postcard and international postage. All of these denominations come in sheets of ten stamps that are convenient and easy to store.
About Neopost
Neopost Inc. is a subsidiary of the Neopost Group, the second largest provider of mailing, addressing, document handling and logistics systems worldwide. Neopost's products are sold in 70 countries, with primary operations in the world's top mailing markets including the United States, Canada, France, and the United Kingdom.
Neopost Inc. is headquartered in Hayward, CA, where the North American corporate offices, customer service, and product development departments are located. Local sales and support are available throughout North America.
Neopost's innovations include the first electronic postage meter, the first postage meter and scale system providing automatic meter setting from the scale, and the first compact desktop folder inserter. Other innovations include Neopost's No Deposit Postage-On-Call(R), the first remote meter resetting system not requiring prepayments; and the Neopost Price Protection Program(R), which guarantees a fixed cost for the life of the contract and provides one monthly or quarterly payment. Neopost's unique Load `N Go mode, featured in its SI68 and SI72 folder inserters, automatically detects which feeders have paper, then adjusts settings such as fold type, fold length, envelope size, paper length and paper thickness. Load `N Go virtually eliminates operator adjustments and the need to program every job. Most recently, Neopost introduced the IJ25, the first stand-alone digital postage meter to comply with the United States Postal Service's Information-Based Indicia Program (IBIP) for simultaneous metering and barcode generation.
Neopost's history dates back to the 1920s when the organization's founders introduced the first postage meters in Europe. Over the years, the company has continued to serve as a leader in the design and manufacture of modular mailing systems, addressing systems, postage meters, electronic postage scales, and e-postage products.
Neopost is located online at www.neopostinc.com.
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