Guide for Enrolling in the Trial Version of USPS's 'Informed Delivery' Mobile Application
✉️️ Love the USPS' "Informed Delivery" service, you say? When you join, they'll email you daily previews of all mail and packages you're expected to receive that day (gray-scale, address-side only... not exactly a drama fest, I'll concede). But if you prefer to be surprised each time you open your mailbox, it's probably not for you. For the rest of us, though, it's a nifty way to keep track of incoming snail mail.
Guess what? The Postal Service is planning to broaden the feature, cookin' up a dedicated Informed Delivery app! This bad boy will shoot you push notifications whenever a new mail or package is on its way, and let you share the status of packages with others. Ever stuck on whether your friend's birthday package arrived or not? This app's got your back.
But hear this, it ain't available in the Apple App Store or Google Play just yet. The USPS is still busy fine-tuning it. But hey, if you can't wait to get your grubby hands on it (like me, I guess), there's a way to test the beta (assuming it's not full by the time you apply).
How to join the USPS Informed Delivery app beta for Android:
- Check Your Eligibility: Make darn sure you're eligible for Informed Delivery in your area. Typically, they cater to residential addresses where mail is delivered to the door or mailbox.
- Join the Beta Program:
- Fire up your Android device's web browser and navigate to the Google Play Store or a designated link for the Informed Delivery beta test[2].
- If you haven't signed in already, enter your Google Account credentials.
- Keep an eye out for the "Join" or "Accept Invite" option for the beta version.
- Sign Up for Informed Delivery:
- If you haven't already, head on over to the USPS website or the USPS Mobile app and enroll in Informed Delivery. Fill in the necessary deets, including your address.
- Download the App:
- After joining the beta, scout around for the Informed Delivery app or access it through the USPS app.
- Stay in the Loop:
- Keep the app updated during the beta period to catch any new features or bug fixes.
- I'm considering enrolling in the USPS' Informed Delivery service, but I'm surprised they're working on a dedicated app that offers notifications for incoming mail and packages.
- The USPS Informed Delivery app is expected to modernize traditional methods of tracking mail, making it more convenient with tech gadgets like smartphones and the technology they support.
- If you're an early adopter like me, you might want to join the USPS Informed Delivery app beta for Android, assuming you're eligible and there's still room for more testers.
- To join the USPS Informed Delivery app beta for Android, check your eligibility, join the beta program through the Google Play Store or a designated link, sign up for Informed Delivery, download the app, and stay updated throughout the beta period.
- This USPS Informed Delivery app is going to revolutionize how we keep track of our mail, replacing simple email notifications with push notifications direct to your smartphone, windows into the future of tech and postal services for all.
