ForwardTrak Plus automatically generates everything you need: an updated address file with moves, required USPS documentation and statistical reports. It's flexible, too…

With ForwardTrak Plus' flexible updating capability, you can process move updates the way you need to. The system produces a file for investigating or database updating. So you don't have to automatically overwrite address information in your source database. With ForwardTrak, the choice is yours. This feature is critical when service agreements don't allow address changes without customer consent.

Do you run on older, less structured systems? ForwardTrak Plus is extremely adaptable. Its Name and Address Scanner (ADDRSCAN) is used when address information locations vary within a mail run. The scanner identifies address components within multiple floating lines in an address block, which simplifies processing.

And best of all, ForwardTrak Plus can accept input from virtually any type of CASS certified software -- ForwardTrak Plus ships with its own internal CASS engine, but it can also accept input from another external CASS application -- to cleanse addresses and assure they're correctly formatted before presenting them to the NCOA^Link Change of Address (COA) system. ForwardTrak Plus even accepts input from mainframe CASS engines.

Already CASS cleansing? No problem.
ForwardTrak Plus moves right in,
without duplicating work.

Since the Change of Address (COA) process requires that records are CASS cleansed, all Move Update software includes an internal CASS engine. If you already run CASS certified software prior to move update processing, there's no need to repeat the CASS cleansing process. ForwardTrak Plus can accept input from external CASS engines, reducing processing time for the entire address cleansing process.

So with ForwardTrak Plus, you only have to CASS cleanse once -- which helps streamline your operations.

A smooth move with business operations.

ForwardTrak Plus is a client/server system running on Windows® NT™. It integrates seamlessly within an existing environment. In fact, the interface can be set up so that processing is controlled from other platforms, including mainframes.