
Case Study
Challenge
A major telecommunications enterprise operated from a corporate headquarters spanning more than 100 floors, half of which were optimized for agile and remote workers. Managing mail across such a large, hybrid environment created delivery delays, visibility issues, and higher operational costs.
The company also required a robust chain-of-custody tracking system for sensitive legal documents managed by its bankruptcy and subpoena departments, where security, traceability, and compliance were of the utmost importance. The organization sought a streamlined, digital-first model to modernize mail operations and reduce dependency on manual delivery.
solution
XBP expanded its existing partnership with the telecom provider, where 145 staff already supported mailroom management, concierge services, courier operations, and conference room logistics. The Digital Mailroom (DMR) pilot was introduced as a natural extension to these operations, enabling secure, digital mail delivery without disrupting existing workflows.
As part of the DMR pilot, XBP introduced its Sticky Technology, serving as the secure digital bridge between physical and electronic mail operations. Through a secure web portal, employees gained same-day digital access to mail. At the same time, every item was tracked throughout its lifecycle to ensure full chain-of-custody visibility for sensitive documents. The system integrated seamlessly with on-site mailroom and courier operations, supporting both physical and digital workflows. Its scalable design ensured readiness for future enterprise-wide deployment.
XBP’s distributed processing network ensured compliance, disaster recovery, and scalability, enabling the telecom provider to expand automation without requiring additional infrastructure.
Benefits
Through their partnership with XBP, the telecom company achieved measurable improvements in operational efficiency, compliance, and employee productivity.