“Start your morning with a preview of your day's USPS mail & packages”
“Receive mobile notifications about the status of your mail & packages”
“Track packages by scanning label barcodes with your device camera”
“See your package details & tracking history”
“Tap an image of your mail to view it larger in landscape mode”
“Share tracking results & other content”
A closer look at the screenshots
A hand-held phone photograph introduces the daily mail preview.
Several notifications stack on a lock screen.
Barcode targeting marks centre the label in the camera view.
A package photograph accompanies tracking history and an in-app ad.
An enlarged mail image appears in landscape orientation.
A native share sheet appears with the app's brand mark.
About this app
The Informed Delivery® Mobile application allows you to start your mornings with a preview of your day’s USPS mail and packages. This free app let's you see photos of your mail before it arrives and receive USPS tracking updates. You can use the app to: • Create your account or sign-in with an existing account. • Get daily digest notifications to preview your mail and packages scheduled to arrive soon. • See grayscale images of your mail before it arrives*. Images are of the exterior, address side only of letter sized mail. • Interact with mailer-provided digital content associated with your mail (e.g. - special offers, related links). • Scan eligible tracking numbers or label barcodes to track the status of your inbound or outbound USPS packages. • Get delivery status updates directly to your smartphone. *Images are only provided for letter-sized mailpieces that are processed through USPS’s automated equipment. Mail and packages may not arrive the same day you get a notification – please allow several days for delivery.
Headlines in this set
6 screenshots · 6 with a headline
“Start your morning with a preview of your day's USPS mail & packages”
Start your morning places mail previews within a daily routine.
“Receive mobile notifications about the status of your mail & packages”
Mobile notifications explains how shipment status reaches the user.
“Track packages by scanning label barcodes with your device camera”
The sentence describes the scan input clearly but is long for a headline.
“See your package details & tracking history”
Details and tracking history names current and past shipment information.
“Tap an image of your mail to view it larger in landscape mode”
The instruction explains the exact tap action and resulting view.
“Share tracking results & other content”
Tracking results is specific, while other content leaves the remaining scope open.
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