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MTAC 134 Implement Optional FSS Presort Parameters

MTAC 134 Implement Optional FSS Presort Parameters. Defining Workgroup 134. Work Group Charter Develop presort software parameters and implementation plan to support defined FSS scheme bundles and pallets. Publish Business Rules that can be used by presort vendors in coding efforts.

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MTAC 134 Implement Optional FSS Presort Parameters

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  1. MTAC 134 Implement Optional FSS Presort Parameters

  2. Defining Workgroup 134 • Work Group Charter • Develop presort software parameters and implementation plan to support defined FSS scheme bundles and pallets. • Publish Business Rules that can be used by presort vendors in coding efforts. • Identify the timing of software and labeling list updates related to FSS deployment. • Communicating the FSS Label List and the timing of updates. • Target timeline to complete: July 2010

  3. Flats Sequencing System

  4. FSS Pallet Parameters • FSS defined and developed parameters: • Container • FSS Scheme pallet (L006b) • FSS Facility pallet (L006a) • Presort • Preparation limited to bundles on pallets only • Driven by FSS Label List and sort plan contents • Maintaining the current minimums and maximums 4

  5. FSS Bundle Parameters • FSS defined and developed parameters: • Bundle • Bundle creation driven by L006b • FSS bundle can contain • Carrier Route Rate • Automation Rate • Non-Automation Rate • Preferred bundle size is four to six inches • variability allowed from 3 to 6.5 inches. • Leveling’ is encouraged, to prevent the creation of less than 3 inch bundles. • Only one ‘overflow’ bundle of less than minimum size is allowed for each individual sort scheme.

  6. FSS & PostalOne! • FSS defined and developed parameters: • L006b FSS bundles will be treated as 5 digit bundles in PostalOne! • L006b FSS Scheme pallets will be treated as 3 digit pallets in PostalOne! • L006a FSS Facility pallet will be treated as a SCF pallet in PostalOne! • Testing in the PostalOne! TEM environment, still looking for testers 6

  7. FSS Piece Parameters • FSS defined and developed parameters: • When using FSS Optional Preparation all pieces in FSS bundles must contain a barcode • Current piece minimums required for pieces to be included in FSS bundles 7

  8. Questions?

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