CRM Phone Schedule Mail Files Marketing Batch Print

Print mail management from composer to mailbox.

Compose letters on the client timeline, merge in client and policy data, and run print and mailing queues with pixel-accurate PDFs and a paper trail for every page.

Print

Compose on the timeline

Add Letter / Add Document opens a letter composer right on the client’s timeline — what you see is what prints. Letterhead, address, and signature zones stay locked; body, closing, and postscript are yours to edit.

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Print in the Workganic demo workspace.
Print in the Workganic demo workspace. Live screenshot from the Workganic demo workspace — refreshes with every release.
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    Mail merge that knows insurance

    40+ merge tags spanning client details, policy fields (face amount, premium, status, dates, company), and agent/org fields.

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    A real print shop dashboard

    Needs Printed, Needs Mailed, and Completed queues with up-to-the-minute totals you can trust — and actions: print, mark mailed, move, cancel, restore, reprint.

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    Pixel-accurate output

    Workganic builds the finished pages itself — Letter size, zero margins, backgrounds that run edge to edge — so what comes off the printer matches what you composed.

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    Batches, labels, and history

    Compile selected rows or whole batches into one printable document with matching mailing label sheets. Printed output can never be altered after the fact; reprints link back to the original.

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    Scan-back review

    Returned scans attach to the print job and client file, and policy updates happen only after explicit review approval.

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    Drafts with snapshots

    Per-client letter drafts autosave per template, with snapshot history and restore.

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Print is included on every plan — not an add-on.

From Starter up, Print works around the same client record as everything else. See how it fits into your agency’s day — on your own book of business, not a canned demo.