How Do You Define A Mailbox with A Barcode?

Last Updated on 11/06/2021 by Miki Yoshida

What is a mailbox with a barcode? If you have recently witnessed the USPS mailbox along with a barcode attached to it, which also reads as “Managed Service Point” or MSP, we understand it can surely become the centre of wonder for you.

What is Managed Service Point or MSP?

This is a recent reform that has been introduced by USPS in the context of making the USPS delivery faster with a sense of security and accountability. This purpose is served by this Managed Service point using the barcode scanning technology.

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How Does MPS Work?

Now after the introduction of the Managed service point, the USPS carrier will be required to scan the MSP barcodes while passing across these MSP mailboxes. It will result in ensuring the punctual USPS mail delivery since there will be no scope left for the carrier to miss out on any mailboxes.

Furthermore, this MSD barcodes services will also provide the USPS department with the critical data and the volume of traffic that is being carried by the USPS carrier. USPS has made it mandatory to scan the MSP mailbox. Even if the mailbox contains no mail, it will still be scanned by the carrier.

In Conclusion

The MSP barcode enables the mailbox to make the USPS mail delivery in a more controlled manner which will ultimately benefit the USPS customers since now with the MSP the mail can be tracked in the context of its route. It will put more sense of accountability for the carriers as there will be no scope of delaying the delivery of mails due to any reason or excuse.

If you would like to know more about USPS delivery, you may find this article helpful.

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