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Speedmail focuses on innovation ahead of the postal market opening

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Records of sent letter mail, monitoring of the correspondence delivery process based on a GPS system, as well as professional delivery of contracts on behalf of the client, are innovations in the postal market introduced by the company Speedmail. The nationwide operator, which specializes in delivering mass correspondence for companies, is thus preparing for the liberalization of postal services scheduled for 2013 and for achieving the position of the country’s largest alternative postal operator for business.

Already now, thanks to the services offered by Speedmail, business clients have the ability to monitor the path of a sent shipment. Until now, only clients using courier company services had such an option. Moreover, the company offers records of the delivery process based on a GPS system, thanks to which it is known when the postman visited a given address. After the order is completed, the client receives a report on the service performance.

– Thanks to the offered solutions, our clients do not have to take our word for it, they can simply check us at every step – says Janusz Konopka, President of Speedmail.

The postal operator has also introduced the PDC (Professional Delivery of Contracts) service, which includes the professional delivery of agreements. This means that the company’s trained employees, in appropriate attire, act on behalf of the client, for example, in mediating the signing of documents, but also check their correct completion, assist the person filling them out, and can even certify the accuracy of the data.

– This is another service that we are introducing as a result of observing the market and its needs. We are constantly trying to keep pace with business entities, and even exceed their expectations. This is one of the elements of preparations for market liberalization. In various fields, we are trying to maximize competitiveness to make the best use of the opportunities that the free market will create – says Janusz Konopka.