Overall, revenue at constant currency grew 6% and EBIT grew 16%.
The business recorded its third consecutive quarter of year-over-year EBIT growth and continues to maintain its EBIT margin above 30%.
Revenue was $899 million and grew 6% over prior year.
Adjusted earnings per share was $0.11 and included a $0.03 tax benefit in the quarter.
Free cash flow was $87 million, and cash from operations was $79 million, which was a solid performance in the quarter and in line with our expectations.
Although down from prior year, it is important to remember that last year included $66 million contribution from the decline in our finance receivables, which was largely COVID related.
During the quarter, we paid $9 million in dividends and made $5 million in restructuring payments.
We spent $40 million in capex as we continue to invest in our network and productivity initiatives across the business.
We ended the quarter with $814 million in cash and short-term investments.
Total debt was $2.4 billion, which is down $289 million.
When you take our finance receivables and cash into account, our implied operating debt is $567 million.
Equipment sales grew 46%.
Supplies grew 14% and business services grew 6%.
We have decline in support services of 1%; rentals of 2%; and financing of 16%.
Gross profit of $301 million improved about $17 million over prior year on growth across all segments.
Gross margin was 33%, which was slightly down from the same period last year, but an improvement from the last two quarters.
SG&A was $236 million and approximately $3 million higher than prior year.
SG&A was 26% of revenue, which was nearly a two point improvement over prior year.
Within SG&A, corporate expenses were $56 million, which was up about $7 million from prior year, largely due to higher employee variable related costs.
R&D was $11 million or 1% of revenue, which was up approximately $4 million from prior year.
During the quarter, we received the remaining insurance proceeds of $3 million for the Ryuk Ransomware attack.
EBITDA was $96 million, an increase of $6 million over prior year, and EBITDA margin was 11%, which was flat to prior year.
EBIT was $56 million, an increase of $8 million over prior year, and EBIT margin was 6%, which was a slight increase over prior year.
Interest expense, including finance interest was $36 million.
Our tax provision was a benefit of about $300,000 and includes a benefit related to a U.K. tax legislation change, which also contributed about $0.03 to earnings per share in the quarter.
Shares outstanding were approximately 179 million.
Within e-commerce, revenue grew 3% to $418 million and also grew from first quarter levels.
Domestic parcel volumes were $44 million in the quarter.
Compared to the second quarter of 2019, e-commerce revenue grew 48%.
We also continue to have success with bundling our services which now represents close to 50% of all new business.
EBITDA for the quarter was $8 million.
EBIT was a loss of $11 million.
We also made significant progress sequentially where second quarter's EBIT margins improved nearly 400 basis points as compared to first quarter, as we were able to improve our productivity and work through some of the residual impact from last year's peak that we saw earlier in the first quarter.
Within Presort, revenue was $135 million and grew 14% compared to the second quarter of 2019, Presort revenue grew 5%.
Average daily volumes grew 10% over prior year, largely driven by growth in first-class volumes of 4% and Marketing Mail volumes of 39%.
EBITDA was $23 million and EBITDA margin was 17%.
EBIT was $16 million and EBIT margin was 12%.
We remained focused on our productivity initiatives, having improved pieces fed per labor hour by 3%, resulting in 60,000 less processing hours versus prior year.
Within SendTech, revenue was $346 million and grew 6%.
SendTech's SaaS-based shipping products grew at a low double-digit rate over prior year to $31 million this quarter.
The number of labels printed through our shipping offering grew over 30% and paid subscriptions grew about 70% over prior year.
Additionally, shipping volumes that our U.S. clients finance grew nearly 70% over prior year.
Equipment sales grew 46% over prior year.
Compared to the second quarter 2019, equipment sales grew 1%, which is an important metric as this is a key indicator for future streams in the traditional side of the SendTech business.
EBITDA was $115 million and EBITDA margin was 33%.
EBIT was $107 million and EBIT margin was 31%.
Let me now turn to our full year outlook, which is in line with what we have previously communicated.
We still expect adjusted earnings per share to grow over prior year and more specifically, to be in the $0.35 to $0.42 range.
Taking the midpoint of our adjusted earnings per share guidance into consideration, we currently expect our third quarter to represent nearly 20% of our full year attainment.

Summary:
Revenue was $899 million and grew 6% over prior year.
Adjusted earnings per share was $0.11 and included a $0.03 tax benefit in the quarter.
Our tax provision was a benefit of about $300,000 and includes a benefit related to a U.K. tax legislation change, which also contributed about $0.03 to earnings per share in the quarter.
Let me now turn to our full year outlook, which is in line with what we have previously communicated.
We still expect adjusted earnings per share to grow over prior year and more specifically, to be in the $0.35 to $0.42 range.