POSTAL SERVICE

**IMPLEMENTATION OF INTELLIGENT MAIL® BARCODES**

**AGENCY:** Postal Service

**ACTION:** Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking

**SUMMARY**: In January 2009, mailers will be required to meet one of
two options using Intelligent Mail barcodes to access automation prices
for letters and flats. The first option, referred to as "Full Service"
Intelligent Mail, will require the use of unique Intelligent Mail
barcodes applied to letter and flat mailpieces, trays, sacks, and
containers, such as pallets, and the submission of electronic mailing
documentation. The second option, or "Basic" Intelligent Mail, will only
require mailers to apply Intelligent Mail barcodes on mailpieces and not
on trays and containers. Automation prices will no longer be available
for the use of the POSTNET barcode. This *Federal Registe*r notice
provides advance information to help mailers understand the mail
preparation requirements when using Intelligent Mail barcodes and offers
insight into the additional information that will be available to
mailers that comply with these requirements.

Given the success of our automation program over the years, the great
majority of letters and flats are currently eligible for automation
prices. Therefore, this continuing evolution of our automation program
is expected to generate extensive comment. The purpose of this advance
notice is to seek such comments so that we can address them as we move
forward to the revised requirements for automation prices. A separate
notice for comment will be issued in the near future to address mail
characteristics that impact machinability and delivery efficiency for
letters and flats.

**DATES:** In order to transition to Intelligent Mail barcodes by
January 2009, it is important that we receive comments to this advance
notice by February 21, 2008.

**ADDRESSES:** Mail or deliver written comments to the Manager, Mailing
Standards, U.S. Postal Service, 475 L\'Enfant Plaza SW, Room 3436,
Washington DC 20260-3436. Written comments may be inspected and
photocopied at USPS Headquarters Library, 475 L'Enfant Plaza SW, 11^th^
Floor N, Washington DC between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Comments and questions can also be emailed to <imb@usps.gov>

**FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:**

William Chatfield email:
[william.a.chatfield@usps.gov](mailto:Karen.zachok@usps.gov) phone:
202-268-7278

Karen Zachok email:
[karen.zachok@usps.gov](mailto:Karen.zachok@usps.gov) phone:
202-268-8779

Uni Han-Norton email: uni.k.han-norton@usps.gov phone: 202-268-8437

Although we are exempt from the notice and comment requirements of the
Administrative Procedure Act \[5 U.S. C. of 553 (b), (c)\] regarding
proposed rulemaking by 39 U.S.C. 410(a), we invite public comments on
the following advance notice.

1.  The authority citation for 39 CFR Part 111 continues to read as
    follows:

**Authority:** 5 U.S.C. 552(a); 39 U.S.C. 101, 401, 403, 404, 414, 416,
3001-3011, 3201-3219, 3403-3406, 3621, 3626, 5001.

**SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:**

Two options are proposed for using Intelligent Mail barcodes to access
automation prices. Under the Full Service option, mailers will be
required to apply Intelligent Mail barcodes on their letter and flat
mailpieces, trays and sacks, and other containers. Mailers will also be
required to submit their postage statements and mailing documentation
electronically. For drop-ship mailings and all origin-entered mail
verified at a detached mail unit (DMU), mailers will be required to
schedule appointments using the Facility Access and Shipment Tracking
(FAST) system.

Under the Basic option, mailers will be required to use the Intelligent
Mail barcode on their letter and flat mailpieces in place of the POSTNET
barcode. At a minimum, this barcode will include the same delivery point
information that is included in the POSTNET barcode today, an assigned
Mailer ID, the class of mail, and optional endorsement line (OEL)
information if an OEL is printed on the mailpiece. Mailers using
pressure sensitive barcoded presort labels will not be required to
include this information in the Intelligent Mail barcode.

General requirements for the Full Service and Basic options for use of
the Intelligent Mail barcodes are as follows:

**REQUIREMENTS FOR FULL SERVICE INTELLIGENT MAIL OPTION**

**Intelligent Mail Barcodes**

*Mailpiece barcode*. The 65-bar Intelligent Mail barcode, which
accommodates 31-digits of data, will be required on letter and flat
mailpieces. This barcode is used to sort and track letters and flats and
will include the delivery point routing code. Unlike the POSTNET barcode
that only contains the routing code, the Intelligent Mail barcode
contains additional fields that encode special services, identify the
mailer and the class of mail, and uniquely number the mailpiece. The
USPS will issue a Mailer ID to each mailer for use in their Intelligent
Mail barcodes. Mailers must include this USPS-assigned Mailer ID in the
Intelligent Mail barcode. In most circumstances, mailers will be
expected to use the mail owner's Mailer ID in all Intelligent Mail
barcodes. Mailers will be required to uniquely number each mailpiece in
a mailing and the number cannot be reused for a period of 45 days from
the date of induction. Alternatives to this requirement, such as using
the same number on all mailpieces in a mailing or the same number on all
mailpieces in a handling unit (tray, sack or bundle) may allow for the
collection of similarly-detailed data, but will require USPS approval.

*Tray barcode.* An Intelligent Mail tray barcode will be required on
letter trays, flat trays and sacks. Unlike the current 10-digit tray
barcode that only contains routing information, the 24-digit Intelligent
Mail tray barcode includes additional fields to identify the mailer and
uniquely number each tray or sack. Mailers will be required to uniquely
number each tray or sack in a mailing, and the number cannot be reused
for a period of 45 days from the date of induction.

*Container barcode.* An Intelligent Mail container barcode will be
required on all containers used to transport mail such as pallets, all
purpose containers (APCs), rolling stock, gaylords, etc. This 21-digit
Intelligent Mail container barcode includes fields to identify the
mailer and uniquely number each container. Mailers will be required to
uniquely number each container in a mailing, and the number cannot be
reused for a period of 45 days from the date of induction.

**Electronic Documentation and Appointment Scheduling Using FAST
(Facility Access and Shipment Tracking)**

Mailings claiming prices that require minimum volumes must be
accompanied by a postage statement and, in most cases, by presort
documentation. Mailers typically furnish hard copy postage statements
and documentation or supply a computer terminal at their site for USPS
acceptance personnel to view their documentation. Several mailers have
already transitioned to electronic submission of their postage
statements and mailing documentation to the Postal Service's
*PostalOne!®* System using Mail.dat®, Wizard Web Services, or Postage
Statement Wizard. Mailers will be required to use one of these three
methods to send their electronic mailing information to the *PostalOne!*
System if they are meeting the new requirements through the Full Service
option. This information-management system translates the
customer-generated electronic information into postage statements and
supporting documentation, such as qualification and container reports,
that are used for business mail verification, acceptance, and induction
processes. By submitting documents electronically, mailers will be able
to avoid the creation of paper-based forms and use this technology to
manage their mailing data.

In addition to the presort documentation required today, the mailer's
electronic documentation will contain information about Intelligent Mail
barcodes applied to mailpieces, trays and sacks and containers. The
documentation must include the unique Intelligent Mail barcode applied
to each mailpiece in a mailing, the unique Intelligent Mail tray barcode
applied to each tray or sack, as well as the unique Intelligent Mail
container barcode applied to each container in a mailing. The
documentation must also describe how mailpieces are linked to handling
units, such as trays and sacks, and how mailpieces and handling units
are linked to containers. The documentation must also identify the
preparer of the mailing and the mailer for whom the mailing is prepared
(i.e., mail owner, if applicable). Mailers that otherwise meet the Full
Service option standards and use Postage Statement Wizard for mailings
that do not require documentation to support presort (mailings of fewer
than 10,000 pieces with postage affixed to each piece at the correct
rate or if all pieces are of identical weight, the pieces are separated
by rate) will not be required to submit this additional documentation.

Mailers will be required to schedule appointments using the FAST
(Facility Access and Shipment Tracking) system for drop-ship mailings
and for all origin-entered mail verified at a detached mail unit (DMU).
Mailers may schedule appointments online using the FAST web site or they
may submit appointment requests through *PostalOne!* FAST Web Services
using the Transaction Messaging (TM) specifications. This convenient
messaging protocol allows customers to automate the appointment
scheduling process and receive electronic information about their
appointments from the Postal Service.

**REQUIREMENTS FOR BASIC INTELLIGENT MAIL OPTION**

**Intelligent Mail Barcode**

The 31-digit Intelligent Mail barcode will be required on letter and
flat mailpieces. Mailers will be required to include the delivery point
routing code in the barcode. The USPS will issue a Mailer ID to each
mailer for use in the Intelligent Mail barcodes. Mailers must include
this USPS-assigned Mailer ID in all Intelligent Mail barcodes. In most
circumstances, mailers will be expected to use the mail owner's ID in
their Intelligent Mail barcodes. Under this option, mailers will not be
required to uniquely number their mailpieces. Mailers will simply
populate the Intelligent Mail barcode with the Mailer ID, delivery point
routing code, the class of mail (service type identifier), and OEL if an
OEL is printed on the mailpiece. Mailers using pressure sensitive
barcoded presort labels will not be required to include this information
in the Intelligent Mail barcode.

**Scheduling Using FAST (Facility Access and Shipment Tracking)**

Mailers will be required to schedule appointments electronically using
the FAST system for drop-ship mailings. Mailers may schedule
appointments online using the FAST web site or they may submit
appointment requests through *PostalOne!* FAST Web Services using the
Transaction Messaging (TM) specifications.

**ADDITIONAL AVAILABLE MAILING INFORMATION WITH THE FULL-SERVICE
OPTION**

Implementation of the Intelligent Mail barcodes and electronic mailing
documentation solutions will offer mailers better visibility into the
mailstream. The additional fields in the Intelligent Mail barcodes
expand the ability of mailers to track individual pieces, handling units
and containers; receive information about mail preparation and address
quality; and determine when a mailing was inducted to the postal system.

Mailers that comply with the January 2009 requirement through the Full
Service option (Intelligent Mail barcodes, electronic documentation and
appointment scheduling) will receive address correction services, if
requested, and mail induction (start-the-clock) information at no
additional charge. We understand that some mailers will be interested in
more granular information such as piece, unit, and container tracking
and service performance data at a mailing-specific level. We plan to
make such information available at an additional charge, either through
an existing service such as Confirm or through a service that we will
develop later.

**DESCRIPTIONS OF INTELLIGENT MAIL BARCODES AND ELECTRONIC
DOCUMENTATION**

**Types of Intelligent Mail Barcodes**

The Intelligent Mail program includes the following three Postal Service
barcodes that enable the tracking of letter and flat pieces, handling
units and containers as they move across the Postal Service network:

-   Intelligent Mail barcode for mailpieces

-   Intelligent Mail tray barcode for handling units (trays and sacks)

-   Intelligent Mail container barcode for containers (pallets, APCs,
    gaylords, etc.)

Each of these barcodes is mailer applied and has a common customer
identifier called the Mailer ID which can be used to associate the
mailpiece, handling unit or container to the appropriate mailer. Each
barcode also has a field which is used to support a serial number
allowing mailers to uniquely identify their mailpieces, handling units
and containers.

**Intelligent Mail Barcode for Mailpieces**

The Intelligent Mail barcode is a 65-bar USPS barcode used to sort and
track letters and flats. It allows the mailer to number each mailpiece
so that it can be uniquely identified in the mailing. The Intelligent
Mail barcode contains a USPS-assigned Mailer ID field.

There are two formats of the Intelligent Mail barcode. The format a
mailer will use depends upon the Mailer ID assigned by the Postal
Service. Figure 1 represents the Intelligent Mail barcode with a 6-Digit
Mailer ID while Figure 2 represents the Intelligent Mail barcode with a
9-Digit Mailer ID.

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|   **The In                                                            |
| telligent Mail® barcode**                    **The POSTNET™ barcode** |
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| > **Figure 1.** **Field Layout of the Intelligent Mail Barcode with   |
| > 9-Digit Mailer ID**                                                 |
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| height="0.34444444444444444in"}                                       |
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| > **Figure 2. Field Layout of the Intelligent Mail Barcode with       |
| > 6-Digit Mailer ID**                                                 |
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[Barcode ID*:*]{.underline} The barcode identifier is a 2-digit field
that is used to specify the presort makeup.

[Service Type Identifier]{.underline}: Used to indicate the class of
mail and request special services such as tracking or address
correction.

[Mailer ID]{.underline}: Used to identify mail owners and/or mailing
agents. The Mailer ID is assigned by the Postal Service. The Postal
Service assigns 6-digit or 9-digit Mailer IDs based upon the mail volume
of the mail owner/mailing agent. Mail Owners and Mailing Agents will be
expected to use the Mail Owner's Mailer ID in the Intelligent Mail
barcode in most circumstances. Mailer IDs can be obtained by making a
request to the *PostalOne!* Help Desk at 800-522-9085.

[Serial Number]{.underline}: If a 6-digit Mailer ID is assigned, the
mailer will have 9-digits to uniquely identify the mailpieces. If a
9-digit Mailer ID is assigned, the mailer will have 6 digits to identify
the mailpieces. To comply with the full service option standards, the
Serial number field is populated with a unique number for each mailpiece
in the mailing. These unique mailpiece IDs must be maintained unique for
45 days from the date of induction.

To access the automation prices through the Basic option, the minimum
information required in the Intelligent Mail barcode will be the Service
Type Identifier (showing class of mail), Mailer ID, delivery point
routing code, and OEL information if an OEL is printed on the mailpiece.

To access the automation prices through the Full Service option, the
information required in the Intelligent Mail barcode will be the Service
Type Identifier (showing class of mail), Mailer ID, delivery point
routing code, OEL information if an OEL is printed on the mailpiece and
a unique serial number.

To view the final specifications and for detailed information on how to
generate the Intelligent Mail barcode, access the Intelligent Mail
barcode link from http://ribbs.usps.gov/.

**[Intelligent Mail Tray Barcode for Trays and Sacks]{.underline}**

Today, mailers that prepare their mail in trays and sacks typically use
a 10-digit barcode that contains only sorting information on their
labels as shown in Figures 3 and 4. A 24-digit Intelligent Mail tray
barcode will be available for mailers that use barcoded tray or sack
labels. The Intelligent Mail tray barcode not only includes routing
information but also includes additional fields to identify the mailer
and uniquely identify each tray or sack. Use of the Intelligent Mail
tray barcode allows mailpieces bearing Intelligent Mail barcodes to be
linked to the specific tray or sack in which they are placed. The
Intelligent Mail tray barcode is applied to a label called the 10/24
Digit Intelligent Mail tray label (Figure 5). The 10/24 Digit
Intelligent Mail tray label is a transitional label which contains the
current 10-digit barcode on it as well as the 24-digit Intelligent Mail
tray barcode. The inclusion of the current 10-digit barcode on the label
is a transitional strategy as the Postal Service enhances all processing
systems to read the 24-digit barcode. Mailers will need to use the new
10/24 Digit Intelligent Mail tray label to comply with the full service
option standards.

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**Figure 3. Field Layout of 10-Digit Tray Barcode**

There are two formats of the Intelligent Mail tray barcode. The format a
mailer will use depends upon the Mailer ID assigned by the Postal
Service. Figure 6 represents the Intelligent Mail tray barcode with a
9-Digit Mailer ID while Figure 7 represents the Intelligent Mail tray
barcode with a 6-Digit Mailer ID.

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| +----------------------------------+------------------------------+   |
| | **Current 10-Digit Tray Label**  | **NEW 10/24 Digit            |   |
| |                                  | Intelligent Mail Tray        |   |
| |                                  | Label**                      |   |
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| | **Figure 4. Current 10-Digit     |                              |   |
| | Tray Label**                     | **Figure 5. New 10/24 Digit  |   |
| |                                  | Intelligent Mail Tray        |   |
| |                                  | Label**                      |   |
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| > **Figure 6.** **Field Layout of the Intelligent Mail Tray Barcode   |
| > with 9-Digit Mailer ID**                                            |
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| ![](media/image9.wmf){width="5.997916666666667in"                     |
| height="0.41180555555555554in"}                                       |
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| > **Figure 7. Field Layout of the Intelligent Mail Tray Barcode with  |
| > 6-Digit Mailer ID**                                                 |
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[ZIP Code:]{.underline} Used to identify the destination of the tray or
sack.

[Content Identifier Number (CIN):]{.underline} Describes the contents of
the tray or sack including presort level and class.

[Content Label Source (L SCR):]{.underline} Used to designate that the
contents of the tray or sack are automation compatible.

[Mailer ID:]{.underline} A 6-digit or 9-digit Mailer ID assigned by the
Postal Service for use in the Intelligent Mail barcodes.

[Serial Number*:*]{.underline} A mailer will use this field to uniquely
identify individual trays or sacks. If a 6-digit Mailer ID is assigned,
the mailer will have 8 digits to uniquely identify the handling units.
If a 9-digit Mailer ID is assigned, the mailer will have 5 digits to
identify the handling units. To participate in the Full Service option,
the Serial Number field is populated with a unique number for each
handling unit (tray or sack) in the mailing. These unique mailpiece IDs
must be maintained unique for 45 days from the date of induction.

[Label Type:]{.underline} Indicates the length of the Mailer ID field.

To access the automation prices through the Full Service option, mailers
will be required to populate all fields in the Intelligent Mail tray
barcode to include a unique serial number.

To view the final specifications and for detailed information on how to
generate the Intelligent Mail tray barcode, access the Intelligent Mail
tray label link from http://ribbs.usps.gov/.

**[Intelligent Mail Container Barcode for Pallets, APCs, Rolling
Stock]{.underline}**

Mailers typically apply a label on containers of mail deposited with the
Postal Service. Today, mailers are not required to put a barcode on
these labels. Figure 9 below shows the current label format. The Postal
Service has introduced a label format (Figure 10) which includes the
Intelligent Mail container barcode. This barcode includes fields to
identify the mailer and uniquely identify the containers. To comply with
the Full Service option standards, mailers will need to apply the label
to all containers such as pallets, APCs, rolling stock, and gaylords.

The Postal Service is also exploring other modifications to container
labeling to improve the visibility and scanning of the barcodes. The
proposed changes would require the use of green identifying strips or
borders for enhanced visual identification of the Intelligent Mail
container barcode and the application of three labels (increased from
the two labels currently required) with one facing the tail of the truck
on all drop shipments and plant load mailings. These changes would
provide the flexibility needed to scan the barcodes in processing and
enhance the ability to locate the barcodes quickly at varying distances.

There are two formats of the Intelligent Mail container barcode. The
format a mailer will use depends upon the Mailer ID assigned by the
Postal Service. Figure 11 represents the Intelligent Mail container
barcode with a 9-Digit Mailer ID while Figure 12 represents the
Intelligent Mail container barcode with a 6-Digit Mailer ID.

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| +----------------------------------+------------------------------+   |
| | **Current Pallet Label**         | **Pallet Label with NEW      |   |
| |                                  | Intelligent Mail Container   |   |
| |                                  | Barcode**                    |   |
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| | >                                | ight="2.6964566929133857in"} |   |
| | > **Figure 9. Current Pallet     |                              |   |
| | > Label**                        | **Figure 10. New Pallet      |   |
| |                                  | Label with Intelligent Mail  |   |
| |                                  | Container Barcode**          |   |
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| > **Figure 11.** **Field Layout of the Intelligent Mail Container     |
| > Barcode with 9-Digit Mailer ID**                                    |
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| ![](media/image13.wmf){width="6.6194444444444445in"                   |
| height="0.5645833333333333in"}                                        |
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| > **Figure 12. Field Layout of the Intelligent Mail Container Barcode |
| > with 6-Digit Mailer ID**                                            |
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[Application ID (Appl ID]{.underline}): "99" indicates the source of the
barcode.

[Type Indicator]{.underline}: "M" indicates a mailer generated barcode.

[Mailer ID:]{.underline} A 6-digit or 9-digit Mailer ID assigned by the
Postal Service for use in the Intelligent Mail barcodes.

[Serial Number]{.underline}: A mailer will use this field to uniquely
identify individual containers. If a 6-digit Mailer ID is assigned, the
mailer will have 12-digits to uniquely identify the containers. If a
9-digit MID is assigned, the mailer will have 9 digits to identify the
containers. To participate in the Full Service option, the Serial number
field is populated with a unique number for each container in the
mailing. These unique mailpiece IDs must be maintained unique for 45
days from the date of induction.

To access the automation prices through the Full Service option, mailers
will be required to populate all fields in the Intelligent Mail
container barcode to include a unique serial number.

To view the final specifications and for detailed information on how to
generate the Intelligent Mail container barcode, access the Intelligent
Mail Container barcode link from http://ribbs.usps.gov/.

**[ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTATION]{.underline}**

To participate in the Full Service option, mailers will be required to
submit their postage statements and mailing documentation, when
applicable, electronically using one of three methods: Mail.dat®, Wizard
Web Services or Postage Statement Wizard. Electronic information is
transmitted to the Postal Service's *PostalOne!* System. The information
is used for verification, acceptance, and payment. The *PostalOne!*
System can also use this information to automate payment processes using
ACH Debit or Credit payment methods. With the *PostalOne!* System*,*
mailers have access to their mailing documentation and financial
transaction information 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

[Mail.dat]{.underline}: Mail.dat file submission is part of the overall
*PostalOne!* application and provides customers with the capability of
submitting mailing documents over a secure connection with the Postal
Service. Mail.dat uses industry standard electronic file formats
developed by IDEAlliance to facilitate communication of mailing
information to the Postal Service. Mailing information is sent
electronically to the *PostalOne!* System where it is stored and used to
generate documentation to support verification and payment.

[Wizard Web Service]{.underline}: The Wizard Web Service is part of the
overall *PostalOne!* application and provides customers with the
capability of submitting mailing documents through the internet using a
Web service over a secure connection with the Postal Service. The Wizard
Web Service uses a Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) to submit
information in an Extensible Markup Language (XML) format that ensures
that the data can be sent and received by applications written in
various languages and deployed on various platforms. Mailing information
is sent via Wizard Web Service to the *PostalOne!* system where it is
stored and used to generate documentation to support verification and
payment.

[Postage Statement Wizard]{.underline}: The Postage Statement Wizard is
an online tool that allows mailers to enter their postage statement
information using a secure *PostalOne!* account. The Postage Statement
Wizard verifies completed information for an online postage statement
and automatically populates the Permit Holder section of the postage
statement based on the account number provided. It guides the user
through the items needed to complete the statement. The Postage
Statement Wizard automatically calculates the postage and validates the
information entered. Once the postage statement is completed online, the
electronic statements will be submitted directly to the acceptance unit.

For detailed information about electronic mailing information options,
access http://www.usps.com/postalone/guides.htm.

Neva R. Watson,

*Attorney, Legislative*

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