On the first working day of each month, the postcard pass compares the audience sheet, recipient list, card proof, dispatch details, and postage total before a mailing is released. An unreviewed order can print the wrong name, address, or copy at scale and spend postage on a campaign that cannot be recalled.
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Recipient lists deserve a last useful check.
A printed card is hard to correct after it enters production.
Strawberry can compare the selected recipients with the source list you have open, identify obvious gaps or duplicates, and prepare a review list before the order is placed.
02
Postcard copy should fit the person receiving it.
Use the browser context around the campaign to prepare copy variants, check names and offers, and make the choice visible before anything goes to print.
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Campaign details can be checked before the print run.
Strawberry can assemble the visible card, quantity, address data, and timing into one brief so the owner is not approving a mailing from scattered tabs.
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A repeat mailing needs a repeatable review method.
On the first working day of each month, the recurring pass reconciles the audience sheet with the recipient list, postcard proof, dispatch date, and postage total. The mailing stays held because a bad address, proof, or quantity becomes physical mail and irrecoverable spend once it goes to print.
It can use the signed-in tab and the related browser context to prepare list checks, postcard drafts, campaign briefs, and approval-ready reviews.
No. A mailing spends money and sends physical communication, so the final order needs explicit approval.
Yes. On the first working day of each month, it can prepare the recipient, proof, dispatch, and postage review while keeping the print order held for approval.
No. EchtPost Postcards remains where the mailing is managed; Strawberry helps prepare the work around it.
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