Pitney Bowes and FedEx Launch FedEx Platform Account

Posted on November 20, 2024 by mailomg in Memo 756 // 0 Comments

STAMFORD, CT — Pitney Bowes announced a new program with FedEx, which will offer a FedEx Platform Account to Pitney Bowes customers. Through the FedEx Platform Account, Pitney Bowes customers can access discounted FedEx rates and expanded service options through their multicarrier shipping software, including ShipAccel, powered by Pitney Bowes, without the need for a FedEx shipping account.

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“We’re thrilled to announce the new Platform Account Program with FedEx to offer our customers deeply discounted rates across their full portfolio of services,” said Shemin Nurmohamed, President of Sending Technology Solutions at Pitney Bowes. “This ongoing collaboration reflects our commitment to providing solutions that will streamline processes while offering shipping savings up to 90%.”

ShipAccel customers can enjoy immediate access to these savings and services while a full roll-out of the program across all Pitney Bowes multicarrier solutions is expected by the end of the year.

“We’re excited to build upon our relationship with Pitney Bowes to continue making shipping easier for small and mid-sized businesses by streamlining shipping processes and providing access to the services businesses need to grow,” said Jason Brenner, senior vice president, digital portfolio, FedEx.

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