Can you trace franked mail

Please visit the Royal Mail website. You can find information on how to send your mail once you have franked here. You can order items such as labels for specific postal services and dispatch books from the Royal Mail website, click here to access it.

You can find more information on what to do if you need to correct a franked price on the Royal Mail troubleshooting page. If you have franked an item but not posted it you can claim the value back from Royal Mail. You can find more information about this on the Royal mail website. Take out the contents and apply the correct postage tariff to a new envelope or package.

Finally, if you post your franked mail after the final collection time, it will not be processed until the following day. If you have a lot of mail to send, you can save time and effort by using mail bags. If you post less than thirty items you can post your franked mail in normal postboxes providing you use an outer supplied by your franking manufacturer or independent provider.

If you have more than thirty items, you can post your mail via the post office, royal mail delivery offices, mail centres and business postboxes. How much are you spending on postage? Are you choosing the right postage option? Are you overpaying on your post? More sophisticated franking machines come with built-in reporting to track your cost centres.

With these tools, you can get a clear view of your franking expenditure over a daily, weekly or monthly period and start to optimise your franking process to reduce your overall costs. Can I put Franked Mail in a Postbox? Can you put franked mail in a post box? How to prepare franked items for post: 1. Letters If you are sending letters, sort them into class, size and destination. Parcels Parcels should be prepared using mail bags. Special Delivery Guaranteed and International tracking and signature services If you have franked Special Delivery Guaranteed and International tracking and signature services mail, keep it separate from other mail.

You can order trays and bags free of charge from Royal Mail. Where can you post franked mail?