No more printing and enveloping letters: With CIB fairBrief, you can send individual letters, serial letters or even hybrid mail securely. Save time and money and protect the environment!
Benefit from CIB fairBrief advantages even with serial letter campaigns
Your letters are automatically printed at the recipient’s nearest print centre
The digital letter can be requested it in paper if desired
Save time when creating letters. Thanks to lean processes, you can concentrate on the essentials.
In addition to lower personnel and material costs, you benefit from our attractive conditions for materials and postage.
Let CIB fairBrief handle your letters and enjoy the automatic mail processing service.
The shipping service provider collects your mail from the print centre and delivers it the next day.
Thanks to additional encryption, the letters are extra-secured during transmission to our certified data centre.
Which department sends the most letters? With the help of our detailed invoice, you can keep track of your costs.
You design the correspondence in your usual application. There are a few guidelines to follow when creating the templates - our advisors are here to help you.
By integrating the CIB fairBrief interface into your application, you save yourself the printing and processing process.
The CIB fairBrief plug-in checks locally whether the correspondence complies with the postal service's specifications.
Your letter will be securely transmitted to our data centre in Germany. Cancellations of individual items up to the point of handover to the print service provider are possible.
By validating the recipient's address, we ensure correct dispatch. In this way, we protect the environment and correct incorrect data records at the same time.
Processing takes place in a closed circuit, which ensures that every letter leaves the printing centre.
Via the statement, you can track exactly who sends how much correspondence.
Billing takes place via a credit balance deposited with us or by direct debit.
As part of a penetration test based on the “Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual” (OSSTMM) and the guidelines for conducting penetration tests from the German Federal Office for Information Security, CIB fairBrief was tested by independent security experts from TÜV SÜD Sec-IT GmbH.
I remember writing a letter to my parents as a child in the school computer lab using a word processing program. We had to print
