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InfoSend Response — 12/29/2006 <br />that the City sends is logged in the system and must complete the following steps <br />before it is moved from the "Active" queue to the "Completed" queue: <br />1. The job is automatically processed <br />2. Samples are sent and approved (optional) <br />3. The job is printed <br />4. The job is put through a QC process <br />5. The job is prepared for delivery to the USPS in the mailing department <br />6. The job is completed by scanning a barcode on the Job Ticket (control <br />document) that accompanies each batch of mail. This triggers the emailing of <br />the Process Confirmation Report to the client. <br />InfoSend's production operators, QC personnel, and Operations Manager <br />constantly monitor the Job Tracking system throughout the day. Jobs cannot be <br />completed in the system if each step is not passed. If a job is not competed then <br />it stays in the Active Queue and InfoSend staff investigates to see why it was not <br />completed. Email alerts from the system inform staff of items in the Job Tracking <br />system that require review. <br />c) "Identify and replace any bills, which are damaged or destroyed during a billing run." <br />If any bills are damaged during the printing or mail preparation phases of the billing <br />run the production department reprints them. InfoSend has developed its own <br />Central Print program to submit print jobs to the printers and to reprint individual or <br />ranges of bills. The program logs the operator who printed the job and the time the <br />job was printed. When an operator reprints a bill or a batch of bills the program <br />warns the operator that the job has already been printed, therefore avoiding <br />accidental reprinting of a batch that has already been printed. <br />d) "Enable reprints of individual customer bills, both immediately after the billing run and <br />at a later date (i.e., if customer advised that a bill was not received or later requests a <br />reprint)." <br />The process to reprints of individual customer bills immediately after the billing run is <br />explained in item c) above. If the City requires that a bill be reprinted on a later date it <br />can either: <br />1. Contact InfoSend and ask for the bill to be reprinted and mailed or sent to the <br />City in PDF format. (To be used on an occasional basis). <br />2. Use the PDF Archiving application to retrieve a PDF copy of any bill that was <br />printed or mailed in the past. Pricing for this optional service is provided in <br />Attachment A, "Retrieve and view bill (access to each bill printed) ". The <br />pricing includes 6 months of bill archival at a very low per -bill fee. Other <br />retention lengths can be selected. This application allows the City's CSR staff <br />to search for a bill by customer name, account number, or up to three other <br />fields. <br />e) "Suspend a billing /printing run and correct problems." <br />Please see answer in item (1) above. Batches can be suspended at any time. If <br />programming is required to correct a problem then InfoSend's programming team will <br />address the issue immediately. <br />24 <br />