Select all the mail items you’d like to take action on and click the lightning bolt when you’re ready.You can now take action on multiple mail items at once by clicking on the double check icon, located top right.Click the lightning bolt icon and select the action you’d like to take - that’s it!.Now you can simply swipe right on a mail item to take an action.Simply type in what you’re looking for with text or a mail ID!.Easily find your labeled mail items by using the new search function at the top.Then click the check mark in the top right and that’s it! Your mail is labeled.To label an item, simply click on the pencil icon and name the item for quick reference.This allows you to easily organize your mail and create digital “piles.” Simply swipe right on any mail item to label it or take an action.Perfect for the digital nomad, ex-pats, remote workers, those with home-based businesses, or anyone else who doesn’t want to deal with their physical mail the old way any longer.Stash your pile of mail somewhere else until you’re ready for it or need it.Use your digital mailbox to protect your home address.Shred: Safely eliminate postal mail with sensitive information.Forward: Send the physical piece of mail to wherever you are or will be.Open & Scan: View PDFs of your mail and share with others.Tap and swipe rather than tearing, sorting, or shredding.Get your postal mail sent to a real address in a location of your choosing.If you can check your phone, you can check your postal mail.Every mail item is assigned a digital ID number - never miss a single piece of mail.Optimize your life by giving yourself one less thing to do.Take Your Snail Mail (or Postal Mail) Digital Stop wasting time and handle it all in a breeze - open & scan, forward, shred, or discard - keep what you need and get rid of the junk quickly and easily right from your phone. No more sorting and shredding and forgetting. No more piles of junk mail on the kitchen table. With Anytime Mailbox, you can manage your postal mail right on your phone.

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