Postal Sortation API

Automate and integrate postal sortation

  • Remove manual sortation processes

  • Integrate with existing systems

  • Cut costs and drive efficiencies

  • Keep your data in-house

  • Billions of records already sorted

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Already Sorting Billions

The Postal Sortation API is the same engine we use in Cygnus and SwiftSort to sort millions of records every day.

The industry-leading sort engine is trusted by many of the largest Mailing, Data Bureaux, Charity and Corporate mailrooms in the UK.

Get a secure, modern, fast postal sortation API that will always be up to date with the latest sortation specifications.

Billions of records
Sortation API

Automate & Integrate

Cut out costly manual data sortation steps and maximise postage discounts with a single, easy to use postal sortation API. Integrate with other software in your pre-production workflow or simply automate the sortation operations for maximum efficiency.

Sort address data to all the most commonly used sortation standards including Royal Mail, Whistl, Citipost, The Delivery Group and UK Mail. Control every aspect of the sort with parameters to fine-tune jobs to maximise postage discounts.

On-Prem and Secure

Satisfy all of your data security requirements with The Software Bureau’s Postal Sortation API.

Running on-premise, your mailing data never leaves your infrastructure and runs as fast as your environment allows.

The Software Bureau are 27001 accredited and develop all their products in a security-first culture.

Sortation Security
Billions of records

Already Sorting Billions

The Postal Sortation API is the same engine we use in Cygnus and SwiftSort to sort millions of records every day.

The industry-leading sort engine is trusted by many of the largest Mailing, Data Bureaux, Charity and Corporate mailrooms in the UK.

Get a secure, modern, fast postal sortation API that will always be up to date with the latest sortation specifications.

Sortation API

Automate & Integrate

Cut out costly manual data sortation steps and maximise postage discounts with a single, easy to use postal sortation API. Integrate with other software in your pre-production workflow or simply automate the sortation operations for maximum efficiency.

Sort address data to all the most commonly used sortation standards including Royal Mail, Whistl, Citipost, Secured Mail, UK Mail and ONEPOST. Control every aspect of the sort with parameters to fine-tune jobs to maximise postage discounts.

Sortation Security

On-Prem and Secure

Satisfy all of your data security requirements with The Software Bureau’s Postal Sortation API.

Running on-premise, your mailing data never leaves your infrastructure and runs as fast as your environment allows.

The Software Bureau are 27001 accredited and develop all their products in a security-first culture.

Simple, tailored, pricing options

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Simple, tailored, pricing options

 

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Run your first sort within an hour

Download the sample project and get coding in Visual Studio within minutes. Control even the most advanced sortation options with simple parameters. See the example below.

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Lights-out Postal Sortation at any Scale

Integration

Use the Postal Sortation API to integrate data sortation with any other data processing steps or pre-production workflows.

Automation

Cut out manual steps, save time and reduce costs by automating even the most complext sortation requirements.

All Sorts

Sortation for any Royal Mail service and all the main downstream access providers.

Secure

Built in a 27001 environment and installed on-prem to satisfy even the most stringent data security requirements.

Fast

Refined over years of improvements and billions of records, the Postal Sortation API is the fastest way to sort your mailing data in-house.

Modern API

Write sorts in .Net using simple paramaters to control every possible aspect of the sort.

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