Bulk Parcel Return Service

Bulk parcel return service (BPRS) allows mailers of large quantities of Standard Mail machinable parcels that are either undeliverable-as-addressed or opened and remailed by addressees to be returned to designated postal facilities.

Bulk Proof of Delivery Program

The bulk proof of delivery program gives mailers the ability to receive signature proof of delivery records for applicable mailpieces without requesting them individually. This enhancement allows mailers to retain records longer than the Postal Service retention period and provides mailers a more efficient way to handle signature records.

Electronic Verification System (eVS®)

The Electronic Verification System (eVS^®) enables parcel mailers to submit documentation and pay postage by transmitting electronic manifest files to the eVS database.

Intelligent Mail® Package Barcode (IMpb)

The Intelligent Mail Package Barcode (IMpb) provides the best commercial prices with the largest discount available, piece-level tracking information at no additional charge for most products, and access to new products, services, and enhanced features. The addition of two (2) supplemental IMmb’s to the existing IMpb on a USPS shipping label results in enhanced package visibility with less mail rework.

Package Intercept®

Commercial USPS Package Intercept is available through Business Customer Gateway.

USPS Ship

Guides to USPS Ship

This new platform provides upgrades to reporting, pricing, and visibility as packages move through the mail stream.

• eVS to USPS Ship Migration Tech Sheet
• Guide to USPS Ship for eVS Shippers
• Guide to USPS Ship for New Shippers

To support customers’ migration to USPS Ship, the following presentations were provided in daily webinars January - March 2025:

• USPS Ship Overview, Migration, and Enrollment - Presentation Slides

• Overview of Data Feeds and Reports: Manifested Packages - Presentation Slides

• Overview of Data Feeds and Reports: Census and Monthly Assessments (Unmanifested and Duplicate Packages) - Presentation Slides

• eVS to USPS Ship Comparison and Transition - Presentation Slides

Archived Presentations

January 23, 2025 UG2 Presentation

January 15, 2025 MTAC Presentation

January 8, 2025 USPS Ship Overview of Data Feeds and Reports: Census and Monthly Assessments (Unmanifested and Duplicate Packages)

December 18, 2024 USPS Ship Overview of Data Feeds and Reports: Manifested Packages

December 11, 2024 USPS Ship Overview, Migration and Enrollment

December 4, 2024 eVS to USPS Ship Comparison and Transition

November 20, 2024 USPS Ship Overview of Data Feeds and Reports: Census and Monthly Assessments (Unmanifested and Duplicate Packages)

November 13, 2024 USPS Ship Overview of Data Feeds and Reports: Manifested Packages

November 6, 2024 USPS Ship Overview, Migration and Enrollment

October 23, 2024 MTAC Presentation

October 9, 2024 USPS Ship Deep Dive on Data Feeds and Reports for Manifested Packages

September 25, 2024 USPS Ship Deep Dive on Data Feeds and Reports for Manifested Packages

July 31, 2024 USPS Ship Data Feeds and Reports

July 17, 2024 USPS Ship Data Feeds and Reports

June 18, 2024 Migrating and Onboarding to USPS Ship 

May 22, 2024 Migrating and Onboarding to USPS Ship

May 8, 2024 Overview of USPS Ship and Migration Process

April 24, 2024 Overview of USPS Ship and Migration Process

Product Tracking and Reporting (PTR)

Product Tracking and Reporting (PTR) is the database that stores tracking scan data for all barcoded packages and extra services products.

Shipper Paid Services

Shipper Paid Services is an ACS fulfillment option that allows parcel mailers to receive an electronic address correction and pay forwarding or return postage via their ACS account rather than charging the customer. 

USPS Returns

USPS has developed a new verification and payment method for Merchandise Returns Services (MRS) USPS and Scan Based Payment (SBP) customers, called USPS Returns. The current MRS process pose challenges such as reliance on sampling, lack of package-level pricing details, lack of visibility when a returned package travels through the mail stream, and packages held at postage due units before being returned to traditional verification customers. While SBP has limited capabilities for single-piece attribute-based pricing.