We all know for a fact that technological dependency nowadays is rampant. Most of us tend to use online platforms to make our job easier and faster. Inside Client Dispute Manager Software there are 2 ways to send out your disputes. Either you print them out and mail them in the post office or you do it online via Letterstream.
What is Letterstream?
LetterStream is an online printing and mailing company that specializes in sending all different types of mail, such as USPS First-Class and Certified mail. Whether you need to send a single letter or one hundred thousand, LetterStream has a quick and easy solution.
If you’re tired or not a fan of stuffing letters into envelopes all-night and dropping them the next day at the nearest post office, then this one would be a great fit for you. Before you can have the ability to send letters seamlessly, you need to create a Letterstream account to integrate with Client Dispute Manager Software.
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How to set up your Letterstream account?
Go to the company tab.
Click Notification/Automation.
Then go to 1 click print automation with Letterstream
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If you don’t have an account yet with Letterstream, you can click the link as shown below to set up your account.
Once you set up your account with Letterstream you may now integrate it into the Client Dispute Manager Software.
Next, pick your mail type.
Make sure to turn on Letterstream if you’ll be using it.
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Do not forget to test API connections.
How to use Letterstream inside Client Dispute Manager Software?
- If you’re done setting up your account and decided to use Letterstream in sending out your disputes, make sure that print automation is turned on before you create your disputes
Go to bulk print.
See to it that print automation is on.
All the disputes you created will be in this grid table under bulk print.
Select the letters from the grid that you’ll send to Letterstream by clicking the check box.
Then click send to Letterstream
Learning how to use Letterstream in the Client Dispute Manager Software when sending your disputes will help you save time and money.
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