New Horizon Labels launched as part of Post Office software upgrade
This week, the Post office have commenced its roll-out of its latest software upgrade (Known as “Horizon Online“). This will result in the appearance of all items printed in a Post Office changing slightly in appearance, which obviously includes Clerk-printed postage labels.
The noticeable features of the new labels include thinner lettering and the removal of the final digit showing the batch number indicator. (transaction counter).
“Post Office Ltd told us that the Horizon technology is being upgraded in a project called ‘Horizon Online’, which it expects to produce a fully automated system…”
Obviously once this upgrade is complete, the current series of Horizon Postage labels is expected to become obsolete-So fill those gaps now!
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