March 2020 Releases
Release information for March 2020 deployment.
March 27, 2020
March 26, 2020
March 22, 2020
NOTE: PostalOne! System Release 50.1.1.0 will result in a new OPTIONAL Mail.dat client. After the March 22, 2020 release, users can download Mail.dat client 50.1.1.0_PROD from the Business Customer Gateway (BCG) using the following path: Mailing Services è Electronic Data Exchange [Go to Service] è Mail.dat download (Windows 32-bit, Windows 64-bit or Solaris).
The new optional Mail.dat client provides an update to the logic that generates the Mail.dat submission-level Enhanced XML (EXML) receipt file. The update applies to EXML receipts for Mail.dat submissions using a master-child configuration, and Periodicals submissions involving master statements. The existing Mail.dat client 50.1.0.0_PROD, which was implemented as a required download in PostalOne! System Release 50.1.0.0 on March 15, 2020, will continue to be functional.
- For the Industry Alert: TSL 1.2 Implementation Postponed from 02/23/2020 to 03/22/2020, please click here.
- For the March 22, 2020 PostalOne! and BIDS Pre-Release Notes, please click here.
March 15, 2020:
NOTE: Mail.dat Client Support -There is a new required Mail.dat client with this release. Users should download Mail.dat client 50.1.0.0_PROD from the Business Customer Gateway (BCG) using the following path: Mailing Services è Electronic Data Exchange [Go to Service] è Mail.dat download (Windows 32-bit, Windows 64-bit or Solaris).
- For the March 15, 2020 PostalOne!, BIDS, EPS, eSAS, FAST, Program Registration, and SASP Pre-Release Notes, please click here.
- For the PostalOne! Mail.dat Technical Specifications R50.1 (Version 1), please click here.
- For the Industry Alert: Scheduled System Releases (March 15, 2020), please click here.
March 12, 2020:
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