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New campus mailing and shipping system is now live

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University Print & Mail Services has officially launched the SMART MailCenter, a new system for campus mailing and shipping. The new, all-in-one, online tool has phased out the printed green slips used for department outbound mail and replaced SendSuite as the primary campus shipping system.

The SMART system streamlines mailing and shipping processes both on and off campus. You can track mail and packages, print accompanying documentation, create address books, manage shipments, review costs and create reports—all in one place. The system is Chartfield-compatible to make payment processing easy. The SMART MailCenter is only for staff who manage shipping or mail on campus for their respective organizations and is NOT meant for student or personal use.

Please note that to continue mailing and shipping on campus, users MUST sign up for this system. Go online to learn more, download user guides and sign up today!

For questions or more information regarding the program, contact us at 801-581-6171 or uprint-accounting@utah.edu.

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