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How many mail items are received on average?
How many packages are received on average?
Which solution is currently being used to track packages?
| Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Yearly | |
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| Cost of inquiries | ||||
| Cost of investigation | ||||
| Critical items lost | ||||
| Total Cost |
The inquiry rate refers to how often the mailroom receives inquiries from recipients about mail items. Inquiries take time for mailroom operators to respond.
Low
Moderate
High
The investigation rate refers to how often mailroom operators need to investigate an item to verify details or resolve potential issues.
Low
Moderate
High
The critical items rate refers the percentage of mail that is deemed "critical." Critical mail contains material that is highly important to organizational operations or sensitive in nature. Losing these items is costly.
Low
Moderate
High
| Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Yearly | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost of inaccuracies | ||||
| Cost of inefficiencies | ||||
| Cost of inquiries | ||||
| Total cost | ||||
| Savings with Received Digital |
The keying error rate refers to how often mailroom operators hit the wrong key when typing in data such as the recipient's name. Keying errors cost time and increase the probability of an routing error.
Low
Moderate
High
The label error rate refers to how often package labels contain errors or obscurities in recipient information. Label errors cost mailroom operators time to decipher and increase the probability of a routing error.
Low
Moderate
High
The selection error rate refers to how often mailroom operators mistakenly select the wrong recipient when assigning an item. The result is that the item is routed to the wrong person, costing the mailroom time to resolve the issue.
Low
Moderate
High
