The Bridge Between Legacy Systems and Modern Demands
The Roadblock: Legacy Systems Still Running the Show
Many enterprise organizations still rely on legacy systems to manage essential customer and member communications. These systems often produce static PDFs that must be printed and mailed—creating delays, extra costs, and limited flexibility in how those communications are delivered or tracked. Meanwhile, the demand for digital, data-driven, and omni-channel communications is accelerating. How can organizations bridge this gap—without overhauling their legacy infrastructure?
The Breakthrough: Quickcoms Bridges the Gap
Rather than requiring clients to standardize templates or rebuild communication processes from scratch, Tecra enhanced Quickcoms—its cloud-based Customer Communications Management platform—to work with legacy systems, not against them. With these enhancements, Quickcoms now enables organizations to:
- Overlay tracking barcodes on PDFs generated by Legacy systems or any other platforms, without redesigning templates
- Automate fulfillment workflows to route jobs directly to print vendors
- Track delivery with Intelligent Mail Barcodes (IMB)
- Ensure security and compliance while managing large-scale communications
4 Big Problems. One Simple Platform.
Outdated, Print-Only PDFs
Legacy systems lock you into slow, manual print workflows
Add Barcodes, Automate Everything
No redesigns – just faster, smarter output
No Visibility or Tracking
You send it—but then it disappears into a black hole
Track Every Page, At Every Step
See exactly where your mail is and when it lands
Rigid Templates
No way to personalize or update without rebuilding
everything
Overlay, Customize, Launch
Make changes without touching the source file
Limited Delivery Options
Print-only workflows delay engagement
Deliver Anywhere, Instantly
Send across channels—
instantly and automatically
The built-in overlay editor empowers users to layer in custom text, images, or barcodes onto documents—without needing to redesign the original layout. Users can define and reuse overlay templates, adjust layering sequences, and manage communications at scale with zero friction.
