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Neopost is the former name of Quadient, a company established in France in 1924 that later became Quadient.

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Overview

Neopost is the earlier name of the company that later became Quadient. According to Quadient's own account, Neopost was established in France in 1924 as Agence Havas, helping pioneer mailing technologies for business communications, and it later became Quadient.

History

Neopost is the earlier name of the company that later became Quadient. Quadient's own account states that in 1924 Neopost, which would later become Quadient, was established in France as Agence Havas, helping pioneer mailing technologies for business communications. Wikidata likewise records Neopost as a company that later became Quadient.

Recent events

  • Reported

    Quadient Impress adds mail delivery services in France[3]

    Quadient announced the availability of mail delivery services in France through its Quadient Impress platform, in partnership with Tessi.

  • Reported

    Quadient launches iX-Series mailing systems and S.M.A.R.T. software in Canada[4]

    Quadient announced the launch in Canada of its iX-Series Mailing Systems and S.M.A.R.T. cloud-based software.

  • Unconfirmed

    Quadient announces partnership with UiPath[5]

    Quadient announced a partnership and integration with UiPath, combining Quadient's Inspire software suite with UiPath's automation platform to automate customer communications and related workflows.

  • Reported

    Quadient announces U.S. availability of iX-9 mailing system[6]

    Quadient announced that its iX-9 Series high-volume mailing system is generally available in the U.S., either standalone or integrated with its S.M.A.R.T. cloud-based mail center software.

  • Reported

    Quadient unveils phase two of its Back to Growth plan[7]

    Quadient unveiled the second phase of its Back to Growth strategic plan, setting growth ambitions for the next three years.

  • Reported

    Quadient acquires Beanworks[8]

    Quadient reported that it had acquired Beanworks for approximately $82.9 million. The article also says the deal was set to close on March 23, so the completion date is unclear.

  • Quadient announces acquisition of 96% of Beanworks[9]

    Quadient revealed that it was buying a 96% stake in Beanworks for slightly above €70 million. The deal was described as an all-cash acquisition; Beanworks' two key leaders would retain a minority stake, and Quadient had an option to acquire the company fully in the coming years.

  • Reported

    Quadient launches Impress Distribute[10]

    Quadient announced the launch of Impress Distribute, a cloud-based document delivery solution, and said it was generally available in the US, UK and the Netherlands.

  • Reported

    Sapiens and Quadient announce agreement[11]

    Sapiens announced an agreement with Quadient to integrate Quadient Inspire with three Sapiens software platforms for insurers.

  • Reported

    Quadient launches Parcel Pending Lite[12]

    Quadient announced the global launch of Parcel Pending Lite, a compact, modular parcel-locker solution designed to facilitate parcel delivery and automated pickup in retail and parcel-carrier markets.

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