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IMS, Inc. Website

A print and mail partner that regulated buyers can size up in minutes.

IMS prints and mails the documents that cannot go wrong: statements, explanations of benefits, and regulated notices. Its buyers need to know quickly whether IMS handles their kind of work and can pass their compliance review. The new site answers both questions up front, with a page for every service and industry and security and compliance given their own spotlight.

Who it's for

Operations and procurement teams in healthcare, financial services, insurance, and government looking for a dependable print and mail partner.

What it helps with

  • 01

    Buyers find their exact service

    Print and mail, direct mail, data services, electronic delivery, and disaster recovery each have their own clear page.

  • 02

    Speaks each industry's language

    Dedicated pages for healthcare, financial services, insurance, and government address what each kind of buyer worries about.

  • 03

    Compliance up front

    Security and compliance get a page of their own, where procurement teams look first, instead of a line in the footer.

  • 04

    Easy to find in search

    Every service and industry page is built to show up for the searches buyers actually run, and to load quickly on any device.

Product tour

See it in action, one screen at a time.

  1. Step01

    Make the case in the first screen

    The homepage says exactly what IMS does and backs it with the facts buyers check first: experience, facilities, volume, and compliance.

    The IMS homepage headlined Secure Transactional Print, High-Impact Direct Mail, with stats for years operating, facilities, pieces per day, and compliance frameworks.
  2. Step02

    A clear page for every service

    Each service line explains what is included and who it is for, so a buyer can tell in seconds whether it fits their need.

    The print and mail solution page.
  3. Step03

    Speak to each industry

    Industry pages, like this one for healthcare, address the specific documents and regulations that buyer deals with.

    The healthcare industry page, aimed at regulated document buyers.
  4. Step04

    Answer the security review up front

    Audited certifications are laid out in plain cards, with a note that reports are available on request, so procurement can check the boxes before the first call.

    The Security and Compliance page's Frameworks Covered section, with cards for SOC 1 Type II, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS Level 1, noting each is independently audited and reports are available on request.
  5. Step05

    Show how better data saves postage

    Address cleanup, postal discounts, and return-mail handling are explained in terms finance cares about: fewer wasted pieces and postage spent once, not twice.

    The Data Services page's What Data Improves section, with cards for address and file hygiene, postal optimization, USPS program capture, and return mail management.
  6. Step06

    Make the first conversation easy

    Phone, email, address, and a short form sit side by side, so a buyer can reach the team in whatever way suits them, with a scheduling button always in view.

    The Contact page headlined Bring the work. We'll run it., with phone, email, and headquarters details, a map, and a Start the Conversation form.
  7. The IMS homepage on a phone.
    Step07

    Just as clear on a phone

    The same story holds up on a phone, for the buyer checking out a vendor between meetings.

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