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DX Blog

Meeting customer preferences is now a prerequisite to customer satisfaction, which is why businesses are constantly evaluating the best way to manage invoicing. While many have adopted digital invoices for their speed, cost savings, and environmental benefits, paper invoices remain a staple in some industries...

Moving from print to electronic delivery for notices, statements, and letters offers several advantages, most notably cost savings. By eliminating the need for physical mail, businesses can drastically reduce postage fees and provide their customers another channel to receive their documents. Datamatx specializes in making...

We are excited to share the news that the USPS made a decision not to raise rates in January 2025. This decision came after much lobbying by industry groups and large business mailers, including Datamatx. Recently, Datamatx CEO, Scott Stephens, and four other large national...

If you asked your customers to choose between convenience or security when it comes to how they receive their bills and statement, they would most likely say they want (and expect) both. Having the ability to offer flexible, secure, and convenient options has become a...

Last month, our blog, The Value of White Space Management, discussed how the effective use of the white space on your regular customer communications can reduce the expense involved in producing separate correspondence pieces, reduce call center traffic, and dramatically reduce postage costs. In this blog,...

Several years ago, “transpromo” emerged as a popular term in the customer communications management industry. Many articles were published (including a few from our founder Chairman Emeritus, Harry Stephens) about the benefits of marrying your transactional and promotional communications, because doing so provided the opportunity...

The U. S. Postal Service filed notice with the Postal Regulatory Commission on April 9, 2024 for mailing services price changes to take effect July 14, 2024. The new rates include a 5-cent increase in the price of a First-Class Mail Forever stamp from 68...