Streamline Solutions provides integrated Business Management Software to the Printing, Direct Mail and Fulfillment industries. Streamline Solutions' PrintStream software significantly improves a company's ability to respond to customer's needs, dramatically increases productivity, and provides up to date management information. Streamline has been providing business management software since 1983, for customers ranging from small direct mail and printing businesses through large multi-site enterprises. More than 130 plants, both single-site and multi-plant locations in the United States, Canada, and Australia, use PrintStream’s specialized modules for commercial printing ; book printing; direct mail and statement printing; high volume print on demand; and kitting and fulfillment.packages with low U-PIC Insurance rates and no additional work.

U-PIC offers reduced rate USPS insurance. Support for U-PIC is fully automated in Postal Package Partner™ (PPP) by Window Book. Use PPP to ship your postal packages with low U-PIC Insurance rates and no additional work.

Virtual Systems Mail-Shop Software is the leading Business Management Software package for companies providing Direct Mail services. Companies who use Mail-Shop have reported unprecedented improvement in processes such as estimating, order entry, inventory management and billing. Mail-Shop is an open system that provides your organization with maximum flexibility to meet your business needs. Moreover, this flexibility has provided our customers with the ability to begin entering estimates and orders within days of completing the implementation and training.

The Association for Postal Commerce is a national association of businesses and organizations that use or support the use of mail as a medium for business communication and commerce. The association represents its members on all matters pertaining to the development and implementation of postal policies and operations that affect their use of the mail. PostCom works in its members behalf before the U.S. Congress, the U.S. Postal Service, the Postal Service's Board of Governors, the Postal Rate Commission, and all other federal agencies and audiences that affect our nation's postal policies and operations.