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I have a use-case: I wrote a software that is used for validating accuracy of AP data by reaching out to vendors. The default method, if available, is to email
by mipmap04 8y ago
I have a use-case: I wrote a software that is used for validating accuracy of AP data by reaching out to vendors. The default method, if available, is to email the vendors. In many cases, our customers don't have accurate vendor contact info (and rarely do they have good email addresses) so, when email addresses aren't available, we print letters. Our system right now prints and formats the letters, but someone still needs to go mail the letters physically.
- shanecleveland 8y agoGood one. And probably others like this exist. So an API of some kind would be useful for you, but also likely don't need overnight/expedited delivery and would want to have much closer to regular letter postage costs. Not knocking the idea, just hoping to help narrow the question of "who needs this?"
- kunle 8y agoNo worries. Some of our inspiration came from a couple of earlier services we built for print and mail, where we constantly fielded questions from customers who wanted their mail to arrive faster.
- kunle 8y agoThis is interesting. What software do you use for this today (that maintains vendor addresses?). We'd be interested in building an integration to automate this if you're up for it. Email team@sendovernightmail.com.