The cost savings associated with SMART eBINDERs are substantial. Some are easy to spot, while others are more intangible.

Weight and Size

Lower weight and smaller packaging adds up to less shipping and storage costs. SMART eBINDERs can be mailed for a fraction of the cost of traditional binders.

In fact, some companies find they can mail disks for the first time, instead of having the sales force hand deliver heavy, bulky binders. This allows the sales team to spend their time being sales representatives instead of couriers.

SMART eBINDERs can even be downloaded by your customers directly from your website onto their computers, adding up to a shipping cost of zero! This allows you to reach clients you did not even know about, growing your client list.

Some binder libraries are massive, but with a SMART eBINDER, an entire shelf of binders can take up the space of a single disk. Here's a savings the manufacturer can pass along to their customers.

Errors from Outdated Information

Are your updates dated? Do your customers really post mailed information to the binder in a timely fashion? Does incorrect information ever cost you a sale? Stop guessing!

The SMART eBINDER can deliver updated content to replace what is on the disk without using mailed pages or relying on a third party to complete the task. Your customer will learn to rely on the information provided by The SMART eBINDER as being the most accurate and up-to-date available.

Environmental Impact

Based on data from industry sources, printing a typical binder requires three trees per every 100 binder copies, plus the energy associated with printing, shipping and distribution. Then there are all the updates mailed throughout the year, with envelopes--you get the idea.

If you consider the life-cycle analysis of your binder program you can see the real impact of this information model. The SMART eBINDER can solve many of these issues. Your clients can retrieve the binder from your website and avoid shipping impacts. They can print only the pages that interest them and kill far fewer trees.