Outbox will obliterate the growing stack of paper mail sitting at home by the door. Most people collect their mail, flip through it a couple of times and proceeds to fling it onto the table while it stacks into a mountainous overflow of wasted trees.
Founded by Evan Baehr and Will Davis, Outbox is an Austin startup company that will digitalize postal mail and thus, maintain its usefulness. The company is in partnership with the United States Postal Service that uses bank level security to file mail in its archive facility equipped with 24/7 security.
It's a free service that'll turn your cluster of bills, newsletters and cards visible on your smart phone or tablets. Users can archive the mail, re-read or request for the physical copy that will be sent directly to the home. Sign up by requesting an invite from Outbox.
What's Driving This Trend
- Digital Mail Services
- The trend of digitizing postal mail to eliminate paper waste and increase convenience.
- Partnerships with Traditional Services
- The trend of startups partnering with established companies, such as the United States Postal Service, to enhance their offerings.
- Mobile Archive Solutions
- The trend of providing mobile platforms for archiving and accessing important documents and mail.
Who This Affects Most
- Postal Services
- The postal service industry can explore collaborations with digital mail services to offer customers a more convenient and environmentally-friendly option.
- Technology Services
- Technology service providers can develop mobile archive solutions to meet the growing demand for managing digital versions of important documents.
- Environmental Services
- Environmental service industry can partner with digital mail services to promote paper waste reduction and sustainable practices.
