Everyone has a place
Agents, staff, vendors, and co-op viewers get access suited to their part of the process.
Bring your agents, lead vendors, artwork, and costs together—from the first address pull to the finished mailing.
Taylor Morgan · Texas
Illustrative order and pricing. Your team sets its mailing rate.
Request → Design → Review → Approve → Produce → Complete
A shared place to see what was requested, what was approved, who needs to act, and what it will cost.
Agents, staff, vendors, and co-op viewers get access suited to their part of the process.
Counts, proof reviews, conversations, deadlines, and invoice balances stay attached to the order.
Compare mailing and food estimates with invoices, payments, and the INS/agent contribution.
Choose a part of the workflow to see what your team can do.
37 features
Request pulls by state, county, city, or ZIP code. Use an address and radius when a mailing needs to surround a specific location.
Specify age ranges, the age reference date, income ranges and income basis, with exclusions and duplicate-handling instructions.
Keep the agent, assigned vendor, requested quantity, mailer format, postage, deadline, and mailing instructions together.
Duplicate an order or save targeting presets to simplify the next mailing. Keep useful mailing defaults for future requests.
Track mailing deadlines and meeting dates on a calendar. Assign tasks, owners, and due dates, and export calendar events.
Search and sort mailer orders, compare requested, vendor, and approved counts, and see what needs attention next.
Vendors can paste a spreadsheet-style table or upload their counts. Preserve the area breakdown for staff to review on the order.
Choose quantities from reviewed area counts, or use Select all. Review the total and estimate before approving the selection.
Request revised counts, discuss the differences, and keep the decision with the order instead of in a separate email thread.
Review duplicate and overlapping addresses and compare against the do-not-mail list. Export the selected address list for your workflow.
Approve the final artwork and quantities. Quote and budget checks help staff review the cost before an order moves into production.
Move orders through Requested, In design, Reviewed, Approved, Ordered, Out for production, and Completed, with order history.
Attach PDFs, design documents, spreadsheets, images, and supported archives to an order. Files keep their original format.
Store reusable agent photos, logos, artwork, and contact information, then attach copies to the agent’s next mailer order.
Preview supported PDFs and images, compare proofs, add page comments, and identify the current proof and approved artwork.
See upload progress, thumbnails, file categories, and document descriptions. Forms retain entered information when a save fails.
Delete eligible files and artwork, with a recycle bin for recovery. Approved artwork and invoice records have additional protections.
After approval, assemble artwork, approved area quantities, mailing instructions, and production details into a package for the vendor.
Set the shared per-piece mailing rate in Settings. Approved counts determine mailing cost, with optional food entered separately for each order.
Set INS Marketing to pay 100%, divide the order by percentage, or set a fixed INS contribution with the agent paying the remainder.
Vendors upload invoices to their orders. Preview supported invoice files, record payments, and see unpaid, partially paid, and paid balances.
For text-based PDFs, review suggested invoice details and choose which fields to use. Staff confirms the information before saving.
Assign INS funding to an agent or campaign. Track paid, committed, and remaining funds, with administrator review for budget overruns.
Enter the total budget, available counts, optional food, and payment split. Calculate how many pieces fit at the Settings mailing rate.
Record credits, refunds, payer assignments, and accounting exports. Separate estimated costs from actual invoices and payments.
Group related orders under AEP, Turning 65, meeting series, or another campaign. Compare participating agents, deadlines, counts, and costs.
Create campaign response links and QR codes, record RSVPs and appointments, and review campaign results and response costs.
Save mailed quantities, mailing dates, arrival windows, tracking references, notes, and postal receipts supplied by the vendor.
Import CSV or Excel events with column matching and preview, or receive an authorized vendor feed. Keep scans, logical events, assumed events, and vendor reports distinct.
Collect digital images, the response link, dates, Mailer ID, and serial range. Staff reviews the campaign before downloading its vendor kit.
Use company-specific integration tokens for compatible tracking and campaign-response feeds. Check the latest postal feed receipts in System health.
Use administrator, staff, agent, vendor, and co-op accounts. Limit vendor capabilities to the work that company handles.
Share questions, files, and decisions with the assigned people. Staff can also leave internal notes that stay within the team.
My work brings together reviews, unread conversations, due tasks, and invoices needing attention. Email preferences help each user choose their alerts.
Configure SMTP and branded notification templates, check the connection, and review, retry, or delete eligible queue and delivery-log entries.
Use responsive order cards, touch-friendly controls, and mobile navigation. Add the workspace to a supported phone’s home screen for app-style access.
Review worker activity, SMTP status, backups, and feed receipts. Manage backup recovery, user access, device sessions, and supported application updates.
Seven stages keep the order’s progress visible. Files, conversations, counts, and costs travel with it.
Set the agent, areas, audience, quantity, and deadline.
Collect artwork, photos, counts, and vendor input.
Bring the order and its proof forward for a decision.
Staff confirms the final artwork and required approvals.
Place the approved order with the assigned vendor.
Track the vendor’s production and mailing updates.
Keep the finished order, records, and costs together.
Need a revision? Reopen the review so the next approval refers to the right file and quantities.
Actual system screens with fictional example records. Select a view to take a closer look.
Run the order workflow, review counts and proofs, and manage costs. Administrators also control accounts, settings, allocations, and maintenance.
Request and follow their mailers, provide photos and documents, and keep feedback with the orders they can access.
Return counts, share design files, upload invoices, and record production work. Vendor access can be limited by responsibility.
See Mailer Orders and mailing and food estimates through a restricted, read-only view.
Check a vendor’s update, review an order, or find a mailing deadline from your phone. The workspace adapts to smaller screens with order cards and mobile navigation.
An internet connection is required to work with orders and files.
Open the workspaceStart with your existing account. Your team’s administrator manages access and configuration.
Use any Log in button on this page. It opens the existing Mailers sign-in screen. If you are already signed in, your workspace opens directly. Ask your administrator for an account or password help.
Yes. Vendor users see orders assigned to their company and communicate on those orders. Their enabled capabilities determine whether they handle counts, design, billing, production, or the full workflow.
Yes. Attach supported documents and images to orders, or reuse photos and artwork from the agent library. PDFs and common image formats can be previewed; other accepted formats remain available to download. Upload limits are set by your administrator and hosting server.
The Settings mailing rate and approved quantity produce the mailing estimate. Optional order food costs are added to the combined estimate. Staff can set the INS/agent split and assign an INS allocation, while invoice payments track actual amounts.
A processing scan or estimated arrival window does not confirm delivery to a household. Postal services distinguishes physical scans, logical events, assumed events, and vendor reports. Your authorized vendor or provider must supply and map the data.
It prepares and reviews the campaign materials and produces a vendor kit. Submission and activation take place through USPS or an authorized vendor. Staff can record the external submission confirmation on the order.
They can run through the scheduled worker after your host configures its recurring job and your administrator configures SMTP. System health shows worker activity and connection status so the team can check the setup.
The workspace runs in your browser and supports home-screen access on compatible phones. Log into the workspace and use its Add to home screen guidance. You do not need an app-store download.
Counts, artwork, people, and costs—in one shared workspace.