Traditional mailroom
Physical manual processes
The traditional mailroom is the entry point for large volumes of inbound physical mail that requires back-office operations to sort and distribute.

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Of labor is spent on mail sorting
(Source: Mailing Systems Technology magazine)
Of organizations report issues with getting the right information to the right person
(Source: AIIM report, Implementing a Digital Workforce)

For businesses, paper-based correspondence has always been predominant and reliable. Like clockwork, mail comes in and mail goes out. But all that incoming documentation needs timely and efficient distribution, acknowledgement, and action.
Physical manual processes
The traditional mailroom is the entry point for large volumes of inbound physical mail that requires back-office operations to sort and distribute.
Digitized mail and routing
Digital mailrooms work through intelligent document processing (IDP).
Automated mail processing, metadata extraction, and workflows
Intelligent mailrooms offer all the benefits of a digital mailroom through a content services platform (CSP).
Today’s environment is ever-changing and is causing significant disruption to federal, state, and local government agencies and educational institutions. Already faced with growing volumes of data in a variety of formats – both physical and digital – public sector organisations now have to make sure they can access that information at any time, from anywhere, all while ensuring security and privacy.
Learn how Iron Mountain's Digital Mail service works, what the payoffs are for customers and how information is protected and secured.
One of the nation's top mortgage lenders realized it needed a way to collect, digitize, categorize, disseminate, and defensibly destroy large amounts of mail. Find out how by taking the leap to Iron Mountain's Digital Mail solution, this lender was able to cut through mounds of paper and red tape to meet the needs of its customers and industry partners.
We’ve got your back with answers to some of our frequently asked Digital Mail questions.
Each user can be assigned an individual Mailbox and/or be part of a user group tailored to specific tasks and document types. Mail is identified and routed based on data security rules designed to direct it to the appropriate individual or team. Iron Mountain’s implementation team works closely with your organization to establish the appropriate roles, routing logic, and security measures needed to maintain data protection and privacy.
Iron Mountain’s implementation team meets with your organization to learn how you wish to handle mail: by individual, department, or a specific workflow.
During implementation, Iron Mountain configures your users, user groups, and data security rules, providing the proper people with access to the mail. Out of office forwarding automatically reroutes mail or tasks to a colleague.
When mail arrives and automated routing rules don’t fully address the correct routing, Digital Mail smoothly reroutes it to the Exception Manager to review and appropriately reroute with intuitive tools. This streamlined workflow reduces disruptions, accelerates resolutions, and keeps operations running smoothly.