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        <link href="http://ubiquia.com/blog/archives/75-Growing-Uses-for-Tracking-Software.html" rel="alternate" title="Growing Uses for Tracking Software" type="text/html" />
        <author>
            <name>Steve Villacres</name>
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        <issued>2012-02-01T19:54:38Z</issued>
        <created>2012-02-01T19:54:38Z</created>
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<p>A growing number of businesses are using package tracking software in increasingly diverse ways. Our tracking software has developed into a powerful receiving and package management system using a <a title="cloud server network" href="http://www.ubiquia.com/faq.php">cloud server network</a> and finding uses in all major industries. Here are some of the different ways tracking software is being employed:</p><p /><p><b>Hotels and Resorts:</b> With guests coming and going daily, there is little room for error if a package is lost, damaged or even delayed. Hotels use <a title="SQBX" href="http://www.sqbx.com/application.php">SQBX</a> to send automatic notifications to a guest when their package arrives. Tracking systems also help hotels generate revenue, since it's much easier to substantiate a room delivery fee if there is proof of delivery.</p><p><b>Law Firms and Consulting Companies:</b> The important nature of the documents in this industry make electronic signature tracking a must. Many a law firm &amp; consulting company has contacted us for a chain of custody system - after they went through the nightmare of losing important documents. </p><p><b>Colleges/Universities:</b> Colleges handle a tremendous volume of student mail and parcel deliveries, and they spend a lot of money paying staff to write down tracking numbers all day. A mail tracking system for these busy mail rooms in order to save time is simply a matter of common sense. Many colleges also loan out laptops and other equipment to students, requiring asset tracking software to prevent loss.</p><p><b>Hospitals/Health Care:</b> Expensive hospital supplies are tracked from the minute they arrive at the loading dock until they are consumed. Electronic signature devices create a chain of custody for private medical records, providing evidence of who had access to these documents. Many independent blood labs have implemented tracking systems to prevent samples from being misplaced or accidentally swapped. </p><p><b>Couriers:</b> Every parcel delivery service has two important steps that need to be documented: when they accept a package, and when they deliver it to the recipient. A shipment tracking system provides this. Some couriers also use <a title="hand held devices" href="http://www.sqbx.com/index.php">hand held devices</a> to communicate new pick ups and deliveries to drivers, making it easy for delivery route planners to operate.</p><p><b>Manufacturing and Repair Facilities:</b> An ingenious application this industry has adapted is to track the progress of an item as it goes through various stages of repair or manufacture. Web based tracking software made this application possible and cost effective because it allows managers to see current statuses of specific items - some even let their customers access the system so they can follow the progress themselves.</p><p>Cloud based tracking is here, and gaining popularity fast. Look for computerized tracking software like inbound package tracking, mail delivery tracking, and inventory management software in more and more marketplaces, including your own.</p><br />
 
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            <name>Ryan Murray</name>
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        <issued>2012-01-31T16:08:55Z</issued>
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Have you ever wondered how to bring the same level of tracking and tracing of packages that the major carriers provide into your organization?  Mail delivery software is available to businesses of all sizes.  Whether you are receiving hundreds of packages per day or only a few precious items, the need to track the receipt and delivery may be a important part of your business operation.  Tracking packages internally starts with the receiving process.  The carriers drop off packages and collect signatures for their system.  Although this is the end of the process for the carriers it is actually the beginning of the process for receivers.  First the package tracking number must be recorded.  Typically this can be accomplished through the use of a bar code scan.  If a tracking number is not present or is unreadable then the receiver must generate unique identifying number to track the package through to delivery.  Next, any additional information required must be recorded against that package such as recipient's name, location, who the sender is, and possiblly the type of or condition of the package.  Once the package detail is recorded, the package will either be stored or routed for delivery.  This is were the application is specific to each organization.  Depending on how the package is to be handled will determine the follow steps in the process.  Ultimately the package must get in the hands of the end recipient.  Whether the package is delivered directly to that person or delivered to a location, the mail clerk must account for delivery either through a signature or a short note that the package was delivered or dropped off.  Although this may sound like a difficult process for most businesses; through the use of technology it can be quite seamless. <a href="Sqbxcloud.com" target="_blank" title="Sqbxcloud.com">SQBX</a> inbound package tracking system can help automate the steps listed above to provide the level or package management your business requires.  Call today to witness the strength of<a href="Sqbxcloud.com" target="_blank" title="Sqbxcloud.com"> SQBX.</a></div><br />
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            <name>Steve Villacres</name>
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        <issued>2012-01-23T17:09:34Z</issued>
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;" /><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;">We're frequently approached by small<br />
and mid-sized businesses who find themselves facing an unusual but<br />
positive challenge – trying to keep up with their own growth.<br />
Several things tend to occur in a growing business: inventory levels<br />
rise, shipping activity increases, increasingly complex transactions<br />
involve more people, and the need for inventory management software<br />
becomes obvious. The problem is, many shipping businesses think they<br />
have to chose between good software and affordable software, since<br />
they must be two different things.</p><br />
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;">I'm often surprised to find out how<br />
long a company has held off acquiring inventory control software. By<br />
the time they talk to me there is usually a noticeable weak point in<br />
their operation because they have little or no inventory controls,<br />
slowing them down greatly. That's hardly a good thing for a small<br />
business whose main advantage is to be faster than their larger<br />
competitors.  It's easy to recognize a business stuck in this<br />
stage....a receiving desk surrounded by file cabinets, sticky notes<br />
everywhere, lots of double-checking, UPS drivers waiting around for<br />
someone to hand log all the packages they just delivered. Frantic<br />
rush orders are placed with a supplier because an employee went to<br />
ship an item and discovered it was out of stock.</p><br />
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;">Can you imagine running your bank<br />
account this way? You wouldn't know you were low on funds until<br />
checks started bouncing! Yet, many companies manage their own<br />
inventories in this haphazard fashion. More efficient inventory<br />
control practices, such as JIT (just in time) ordering are out of the<br />
question for these companies, since that requires precise, up to date<br />
knowledge of your supply/demand chain. Without a system to monitor<br />
inventory closely enough to do this, companies have to resort to the<br />
opposite: what I call JIC – just in case - ordering. They have to<br />
overstock and pay for inventory NOW, just in case an order comes<br />
through tomorrow. If there's no order, they end up paying for stuff<br />
they don't need, and may lose track of in a couple of weeks! <br />
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;">But until recently, adapting a<br />
full-blown bar coded inventory system was a huge step, requiring a<br />
lot of capital and several days of interrupted work flow to install.<br />
In addition, companies hope and plan for growth, and they know their<br />
needs will change. Companies at that exciting boom stage need a fast,<br />
inexpensive, computerized inventory system - but they also need a<br />
system that can expand as business grows. After all, it's hard to<br />
justify paying for 10 years on software that will be obsolete in 4 or<br />
5.</p><br />
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;">Cloud computing is the answer. Like<br />
most technology, software tends to get better <i>and</i> cheaper with<br />
time. That's why cloud computing offers such an advantage over PC<br />
based software. Instead of purchasing the software, users typically<br />
pay a monthly access fee. The software requires no installation,<br />
eliminating work flow stoppages when implementing the system..<br />
Keeping cloud based software updated is a natural process that<br />
happens behind the scenes with no stoppage of work flow and no<br />
additional expense. Web based software evolves; self hosted software<br />
ages. <br />
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;">Zenventory is a prime example of the<br />
advantages of a web based inventory management system. The safety,<br />
affordability, and flexibility are what it was built on. More<br />
information on our web based products are available at<br />
<font color="#000080"><span lang="zxx"><u><a href="http://www.ubiquia.com/">www.ubiquia.com</a></u></span></font>.<br />
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            <name>Fred Werner</name>
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        <issued>2012-01-20T17:53:48Z</issued>
        <created>2012-01-20T17:53:48Z</created>
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">The hospitality industry<br />
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">A complete chain of custody<br />
of a guest's package from reception in your receiving area to their<br />
room with a captured signature provides peace of mind for everyone<br />
involved particularly, the guest. How will you offer the same peace<br />
of mind for packages sent out by the guest or group? Reverse package<br />
tracking with delivery management.</font></p><br />
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">You can provide outbound<br />
package tracking with the same software solution and increase<br />
profits. The delivery management software will allow for the creation<br />
of a bar code label for the package. The pick up person can scan in<br />
the bar code and also take a photo to capture the image for the<br />
guest. The package can then be processed by the shipping/receiving<br />
department and require that the carrier (UPS/FedEx) representative<br />
sign for the item, completing the chain of custody. From guest pick<br />
up to carrier signature; the package is trackable. The package can be<br />
searched in all of the many ways any package can be searched, guest<br />
name, tracking number, carrier, date, notes, location, etc. This<br />
information can be searched by any of the property staff who have<br />
authorization for the package tracking software. </font><br />
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">In addition, an outbound<br />
shipping module can be added to efficiently process the outbound<br />
packages for any carrier, determined by the guest or the property.<br />
This system will rate shop, add handling charges and track the<br />
packages. It is an effective way to add income, improve the guest<br />
experience and provide an end to end solution.</font></p><br />
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<p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">Find out more about package tracking, delivery management and proof of delivery at SQBX.com.</font></p><br />
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        <author>
            <name>Fred Werner</name>
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        <issued>2012-01-17T18:09:55Z</issued>
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 <p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">The hospitality industry -Your receiving area as a profit center - some helpful tips -Part 1</font></p><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;" /><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">Many properties have a small handling charge for receiving and delivering packages for guests. Managing these charges can be challenging, time consuming and possibly a point of contention with the guest. The income potential is significant and should not be discounted because of these concerns. Best methods would include acquiring a software solution for tracking packages that minimizes these issues and understanding the best ways to reduce the time spent on tracking guest packages based on your property's package tracking and package delivering procedures.</font></p><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;" /><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">A package tracking software program will pay for itself if it will:</font></p><ul><li><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">reduce time spent by property personnel tracking packages</font></p></li></ul><ul><li><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">enhance and increase guest satisfaction and security</font></p></li></ul><ul><li><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">increase staff's ability to be quickly knowledgeable about guest packages</font></p></li></ul><ul><li><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">eliminate the possibility of missed charges or proof of delivery</font></p></li></ul><ul><li><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">provide the accounting/billing department the ability to easily create complete </font></p></li></ul><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">billing detail for the guest by package with time, date, received by, etc.</font></p><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;" /><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">Other solution suggestions include ensuring that the software is simple and easy to use as well as simple and flexible to adapt to your property and changing procedures. Plenty of meaningful reports is also a recommendation. be sure to try out the system live to better understand its capabilities, features and ease of use. </font></p><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;" /><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">State of the art systems now utilize robust handheld devices that will capture signatures as well as photos (of damaged or mystery packages). They are easy to use, very reliable and will hold up after being dropped or with other minor abuse. Maintenance should include software and hardware coverage. The ability to receive or deliver or receive and deliver without returning to the dock or receiving area will save a lot of time and better serve everyone. Newer technology will also be completely web based, (cloud based is the best) eliminating the need for any software to be loaded on the properties network while requiring zero IT department involvement for the installation or after the sale support. A faster, smoother installation will result and the support will be of the instant chat variety vs. waiting for an day or more for a local repairman.</font></p><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;" /><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">Since, the income and savings form the system will accrue monthly; a monthly lease will better serve cash flow than an outright purchase and eliminate annual maintenance increases. Will your property also produce income and increase guest service with an outbound shipping system for shipping packages out for your guests? Now is a good time to explore this income source utilized by many well managed hotels and resorts. Part two discusses how to take advantage of this frequently overlooked potential.</font></p><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">Find out more about how package tracking for inbound items can work for you at www.SQBXcloud.com.</font></p><br />
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        <author>
            <name>Joe Trovato</name>
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        <issued>2012-01-24T14:04:10Z</issued>
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Delivery management software has been around for decades, unfortunately some of the delivery software is starting to show its age.  Many makers of mail tracking and parcel tracking software simply do not update their products on a regular basis so if you are in the market for a bar-code application look for some of these new features.   Improved delivery route planner, a feature allowing a company with multiple hand held devices to be able to use any of the hand held devices to work any route.  Scheduling of e-mails is a huge improvement, allowing you to receive a parcel and schedule sending of an e-mail when you decide.  This gives you time to process packages and prepare them for delivery. Alerts are available not only at  the receiving station but on the delivery tracking devise as well.  One of the newest features in mail delivery software as well as parcel delivery is the ability for messaging between hand held devises.   One last new feature is the request for pickup of packages for internal destinations or for processing outbound through a shipping system.  There are many more features available for mail tracking and parcel tracking. For more information visit WWW.SQBX.COM<br />
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            <name>Dale Swanson</name>
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        <issued>2012-01-16T23:31:09Z</issued>
        <created>2012-01-16T23:31:09Z</created>
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<p align="baseline">It's a the dirty little secret that UPS and FedEx don't want you to know about.....or is it? Did you know that you can achieve next day delivery by using UPS or FedEx Ground? Yup that's right! In many cases a ground package will get to its destination in one day GUARANTEED. In fact by using the ground delivery map you'll notice that ground packages can get to their destination for the most part between 1 and 5 days. This is very useful knowledge whan comparing next day air, second day air, and three day shipments to ground shipping. By doing so you can save several dollars on overnight and second day air packages.</p><p><img hspace="0" border="0" align="middle" vspace="0" src="http://ubiquia.com/blog/uploads/grounddeliverymaparizona.png" /></p><p /><br/><p>Typically warehouses are in the know about this. But you shouldn't leave this to the warehouse to make the decision. These rules should be built into your busines systems. For example, our solutions automatically rate shop and provide a list of carrier services that will meet a specified delivery date.<br /><br />Perhaps the biggest offender of overspending on shipping is the office worker unfamilar with delivery comparison. Giving office workers the capability to prepare shipments from their desktop is a license to spend money. So if you're going to do this, ensure that business rules are enforced through your business systems. Most carrier provided systems don't offer this level of control. Ensure your range of shippers from office staff to warehouse operators use systems with business controls built in.<br /><br />Get you ground delivery maps here:<br /><br /><a title="FedEx Ground Delivery Map" target="_blank" href="http://www.fedex.com/grd/maps/ShowMapEntry.do">http://www.fedex.com/grd/maps/ShowMapEntry.do</a><br /><br /><a title="UPS Ground Delivery Map" target="_blank" href="http://www.ups.com/maps">http://www.ups.com/maps</a></p><br />
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            <name>Ryan Murray</name>
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        <issued>2012-01-20T18:30:04Z</issued>
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Receiving can be broken up into two main categories.  First, is receiving items that are not tied to a purchase order.  These would be packages sent to an individual or department that are not purchased from the organization. Items like over nighted documents, contracts, samples, payments, gifts, etc.  Although the items may not directly impact the companies bottom line, it is still important to track these packages once they are received from the carrier through delivery to the end recipient.  <a href="SQBXcloud.com" target="_blank" title="package tracking site">SQBX</a> inbound package tracking system can help automate that process through the use of mobile computers to scan the bar-code on the package and capture the signature upon delivery.  <br />
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        <issued>2012-01-10T16:41:12Z</issued>
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                <div>If you're the type of company that ships mostly the same type of item or perhaps you have batches of shipment that are similar, a batch shipping module in your order fulfillment process might just be the ticket. Our objective is to process shipping labels for multiple, nay, hundreds of packages with a few clicks, than collect the labels from our printer and apply them to the packages. </div><div></div><div></div><div></div><br /><div>To determine routing and shipping rates, carriers are primarily concerned with four main factors ; delivery location, dimension, weight, and contents. So for batch shipment processing we need to ensure that the packaging and weight are all the same. The contents may be different as long as no special services need to applied to any particular package i.e declared value. It's ok to apply a special service to a batch process. Just remember that in the batch we assume all packages will get the same special service. For example, it's ok to ship 100 smart phones to 100 different customers and to add declared value (insurance) to each one for $200.00. That means that each package in this shipment have the same packaging, same weight, and same value. Some may have different versions of phones but it doesn't change the weight or value (for shipping purposes). Some systems can print separate packing slips and shipping labels. In many cases it's even more clever to have the packing slip and shipping label combined in one document. </div><br /><div></div><div></div><div></div><div>So a batch shipping process might flow like this in Zenventory:</div><div></div><div></div><div>100 customers order Samsung Galaxy S2 Cell Phones</div><div></div><div>1. Group the cell phone orders for picking and packing in Zenventory.</div><div>2. Print the picking slips.</div><div>3. Pick the phones into the boxes.</div><div>4. Pack verify the orders in Zenventory.</div><div>5. Group the packed orders for shipment processing in Zenventory.</div><div>6. Acknowledge the weight and special services.</div><div>7. Press ship and collect your combination packing slips/shipping labels.</div><div>8 Distribute them throughout the packages.</div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div>Read more at the <a title="Zenventory Inventory Management System" href="http://www.zenventory.com/" target="_blank">Zenventory </a>site.</div> 
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        <issued>2012-01-13T17:50:47Z</issued>
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        <issued>2012-01-11T15:51:05Z</issued>
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<p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">The hospitality industry - Your receiving area as a profit center - some helpful tips -Part One.</font></p><p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;" /><p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">Many properties have a small handling charge for receiving and delivering packages for guests. Managing these charges can be challenging, time consuming and possibly a point of contention with the guest. The income potential is significant and should not be discounted because of these concerns. Best methods would include acquiring a software solution for tracking packages that minimizes these issues and understanding the best ways to reduce the time spent on tracking guest packages based on your property's package tracking and package delivering procedures.</font></p><p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;" /><p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">A package tracking software program will pay for itself if it will:</font></p><div align="justify"><ul><li><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">reduce time spent by property personnel tracking packages</font></p></li></ul><ul><li><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">enhance and increase guest satisfaction and security</font></p></li></ul><ul><li><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">increase staff's ability to be quickly knowledgeable about guest packages</font></p></li></ul><ul><li><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">eliminate the possibility of missed charges or proof of delivery</font></p></li></ul><ul><li><p style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">provide the accounting/billing department the ability to easily create complete </font></p></li></ul></div><p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">billing detail for the guest by package with time, date, received by, etc.</font></p><p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;" /><p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">Other solution suggestions include ensuring that the software is simple and easy to use as well as simple and flexible to adapt to your property and changing procedures. Plenty of meaningful reports is also a recommendation. be sure to try out the system live to better understand its capabilities, features and ease of use. </font></p><p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;" /><p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">State of the art systems now utilize robust handheld devices that will capture signatures as well as photos (of damaged or mystery packages). They are easy to use, very reliable and will hold up after being dropped or with other minor abuse. Maintenance should include software and hardware coverage. The ability to receive or deliver returning to the dock or receiving area will save a lot of time and better serve everyone. Newer technology will also be completely web based (cloud based is the best),  eliminating the need for any software to be loaded on the properties network while requiring very little to zero IT department involvement for the installation or after the sale support. A faster, smoother installation will result and the support will be of the instant chat variety vs. waiting for a day or more for a local repairman.</font></p><p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;" /><p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">Since, the income and savings form the system will accrue monthly; a monthly lease will better serve cash flow than an outright purchase and eliminate annual maintenance increases. Will your property also produce income and increase guest service with an outbound shipping system for shipping packages out for your guests? Now is a good time to explore this income source utilized by many well managed hotels and resorts. Part two discusses how to take advantage of this frequently overlooked potential.</font></p><p align="justify" style="margin-bottom: 0in;"><font size="4">Find out more about how package tracking for inbound items can work for you at <a href="http://www.sqbxcloud.com/">www.SQBXcloud.com</a>.</font></p><br />
 
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        <issued>2012-01-06T19:01:51Z</issued>
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This is an exciting month for the team here at <a href="Sqbxcloud.com" target="_blank" title="SQBXcloud.com">SQBX</a>.  We will be attending the Nacums (national association for college and university mail services) conference in Nashville Tennessee from July 17-20th.  Please feel free to visit our <b>booth 13</b> on the trade show floor.  We will be conducting live demonstrations of the our powerful web based package tracking solution <a href="Sqbxcloud.com" target="_blank" title="SQBXcloud.com">SQBX</a>.  In addition to exhibiting, our chief systems architect will conducting an educational seminar discussing the benefits of cloud computing and how it relates to the university mail center.  <a href="Sqbxcloud.com" target="_blank" title="SQBXcloud.com">SQBX</a> for those of you out there that are not familiar with our product is the world's first and fastest 100% cloud based package tracking solution.  Being that the system resides on the cloud, there is minimal impact to your IT staff, but will provide you with the enterprise solution that can handle even the most demanding receiving environments.  We pride ourselves on high level of service as well as staying ahead of the pack by constantly improving our solution.  Inbound package tracking has never been easier,  and your experience will never be better than when working with us here at <a href="Sqbxcloud.com" target="_blank" title="SQBXcloud.com">SQBX</a>.  We  look forward to seeing at the conference in July.</div><div align="justify"></div><div align="justify"></div><br />
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        <issued>2011-06-10T16:52:52Z</issued>
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<p align="justify">Ever wonder why it takes so long for your employees to complete a relatively simple task when they leave the building or facility?  SQBX vehicle tracking is the answer.  We are able to track and trace the status of your fleet of vehicles.  By embedding a GPS device into the diagnostic port of your vehicle we will give you the eye in the sky to manage the activity of your drivers.  We can create geo-fences against a map and alert you when your drivers are out of bounds.  The powerful reporting engine can present data such as speed, ignition on or off, stop time, fuel consumption, RPM, hard break events, and point to point location.  Increase driver safety and reduce expenses by monitoring the activities of your drivers when they are out of your sight.  This system can by coupled with our package tracking solution in order to get a real time view of where a particular package is when it is in transit.  Are your vehicles being used for the personal benefit of your employees outside of work responsibilities?  Put an end to unauthorized use through the watchful eye of SQBX vehicle tracking software solution.  </p><p><br />
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        <issued>2011-06-03T13:54:41Z</issued>
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<div align="justify">Our developers here at Ubiquia have been hard at work designing the latest enhancement to our <a href="sqbx.com" target="_blank" title="Package Tracking website">SQBX</a> line of tracking solutions.  We have created a true point to point tracking system for inter-office mail.  Here is how it works.  The originator can create a shipment directly from their desktop through our web based shipping portal.  This will give the originator the option to rate shop the package to ensure the lowest possible rate to meet their delivery objective.  Once the rate is selected, they can print a shipping label to affix to the package.  At this time, a pick up request will be sent to the mailing staff that there is a pending shipment ready to be picked up.  When the mail courier picks up the package from the originator or sender they will scan the package in as picked up and this is the beginning of the tracking process.  If the package is traveling by common carrier like UPS or FedEx you will be able to see the shipment status directly in <a href="sqbx.com" target="_blank" title="package tracking site">SQBX</a> even though it is outside of the boundaries of your organization.  Once the package lands at it's destination and scanned in as received, this status will be visible to both the recipient as well as the sender.  The package will finally be delivered to the end recipient and signed for which is the final step in the tracking process.  The system will provide complete visibility to both the recipient and the sender as to the current status of a particular package.  Call today and request a live demonstration on our Point-to-Point package tracking system and see for yourself the POWER OF SQBX.  </div><br />
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                <p>We are pleased to introduce you to our latest member of the SQBX tracking family.  We have taken SQBX to a level that is heads and shoulders above the competition.  SQBX inbound tracking system now has the capability of creating pick up requests directly at the desktop of the end users.  They will be able to create shipments inside SQBX using our powerful rating engine and schedule a pick up from the internal mail staff to get into the mail stream.  These shipments can be internal mail documents using the companies mail delivery personnel or the shipment can be created so that it goes through common carriers like UPS and FEDEX.  The process does not stop there.  SQBX will now send an email to the end recipient acknowledging that the shipment has been picked up and all of the steps in the process can be scanned and tracked much like what you would find on the FEDEX tracking screens.  </p><p>This is an ideal application for large organizations that would like to track internal mail pieces within their organizations.  </p><p></p> 
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