Addresses into USPS

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There must be users out there who use USPS (especially Priority Mail) as
much as we do with Synchro and QuickBooks. Has anyone found a solution
for importing addresses from one of: Synchro, QuickBooks, or Miva
Merchant into the USPS address book? There are lots of solutions that
work with UPS, but apparently none for the US Postal Service. Not even
with Endicia (yet).

-Bob
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Massachusetts Bay Trading Company
www.massbaytrading.com
508-415-1966
Pure Yankee Ingenuity
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Addresses into USPS



Actually, this is simple, works out of the box.
We use USPS Shipping Assistant, which will tie into your customer
database from Quickbooks. Go to:
<A HREF ="http://www.usps.com/shippingassistant/">http://www.usps.com/shippingassistant/</A>
and download it. It's free, prints labels, postage, tracks packages,
etc. You'll need an accurate scale though.

To use it with the Quickbooks address book, just open the Shipping
Assistant address book, and then go file/open/quickbooks. It gives you
the choice of which customer address you want to use even.

You'll need a USPS account (free), tied to the production servers
(second process step). If you have Miva tied to USPS, the same account
will work.

Dan



Bob Nilsson wrote:

>There must be users out there who use USPS (especially Priority Mail) as
>much as we do with Synchro and QuickBooks. Has anyone found a solution
>for importing addresses from one of: Synchro, QuickBooks, or Miva
>Merchant into the USPS address book? There are lots of solutions that
>work with UPS, but apparently none for the US Postal Service. Not even
>with Endicia (yet).
>
>-Bob
> _____
>
>Massachusetts Bay Trading Company
>www.massbaytrading.com
>508-415-1966
>Pure Yankee Ingenuity
> _____
>
>
>
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