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Bienvenue Sur L'aide En Ligne Du Simulateur Affranchigo AIDE EN LIGNE DU SIMULATEUR Bienvenue sur l’aide en ligne du simulateur AFFRANCHIGO A. Aide à la navigation Le développement de ce site s'efforce de respecter au mieux les critères d'accessibilité de façon à faciliter la consultation du site pour tous. Si malgré nos efforts, vous rencontrez des difficultés à consulter certaines informations, n'hésitez pas à nous en faire part. 1. Logo du haut de page Le logo La Poste du haut de page permet d’accéder à l’espace «Solutions Business» pour affranchir votre courrier entreprise sur le portail www.laposte.fr. 2. Présentation du contenu-Téléchargement La plus grande partie du contenu est disponible en format HTML. Vous trouverez des documents téléchargeables au format RTF. Ce format est lisible par tous les sites bureautiques. Vous trouverez également des documents téléchargeables au format PDF. Si vous n'avez pas Acrobat Reader, vous pouvez le télécharger sur le site d'Adobe : télécharger Acrobat Reader. Ou alors, vous pouvez transformer les PDF en format HTML classique en utilisant le moteur de conversion en ligne d'Adobe. Pour cela, copier l'adresse du lien vers le fichier en PDF et collez-la dans le champ prévu à cet effet sur l'outil de conversion en ligne d'Adobe. 3. Raccourcis claviers Par ailleurs, des raccourcis claviers ont été programmés sur la totalité du site : − «s» vous amène sur le bouton «suivant» − «p» vous amène sur le bouton «précédent» Les combinaisons de touches pour valider ces raccourcis diffèrent selon les navigateurs, c'est pourquoi nous listons ci-dessous les procédures à suivre pour activer ces raccourcis claviers dans les principaux navigateurs : − IE Windows : Alt et [Raccourci clavier], puis Entrée − Mozilla, Netscape, K-Meleon, FireFox Windows: Alt et [Raccourci clavier] − Opera 7 Windows, Macintosh, Linux : Esc et Shift et [Raccourci clavier] − MSIE Macintosh : Ctrl et [Raccourci clavier], puis Entrée − Safari 1.2 Macintosh : Ctrl et [Raccourci clavier] − Mozilla, Netscape Macintosh : Ctrl et [Raccourci clavier] − Galeon/Mozilla/FireFox Linux : Alt et [Raccourci clavier] − Netscape 4, Camino, Galeon, Konqueror, Omniweb, Safari avant la version 1.2, Opera Windows/Linux avant la version 7 ne supportent pas les raccourcis claviers. B. Déroulement d’une simulation Cet outil de simulation vous permet en quelques clics de calculer votre budget annuel AFFRANCHIGO correspondant à votre consommation (la nature de vos envois, le volume moyen de vos dépôts, le délai de traitement souhaité etc.) et vous aide à choisir l'offre AFFRANCHIGO la plus adaptée à vos besoins. Il vous suffit pour cela de répondre aux différentes questions suivant les étapes du simulateur. Attention toute question posée nécessite une réponse, sinon un message d’erreur s’affichera sur votre écran ! 1/8 AIDE EN LIGNE DU SIMULATEUR Accueil Grille tarifaire Conditions Spécifiques de Vente Affranchigo Conditions générales d’Utilisation Aide en ligne Cliquez sur le bouton démarrer pour aller à l’étape 1 Etape 1 : Type de plis Indiquez dans cette étape le type de plis que vous affranchissez le plus souvent. Une seule option est possible. Si vous déposez régulièrement en plus de vos courriers de gestion, des envois de marketing direct ou de courrier de gestion en nombre, ces dépôts seront intégrés dans le volume moyen du dépôt. Une aide vous guide dans votre choix. Cliquez sur le bouton Suivant pour aller à l’étape 2. 2/8 AIDE EN LIGNE DU SIMULATEUR Etape 2 : Affranchissement Indiquez dans cette étape le délai d’affranchissement souhaité pour le traitement de vos envois. Cette question n’apparaîtra que si vous avez sélectionné dans l’étape précédente les produits suivants : Courrier de gestion égrené, Lettre Prioritaire en nombre, Lettre verte en nombre, Ecopli en nombre, Lettre Suivie en nombre, Lettre Recommandée en nombre. En effet, le délai d’affranchissement dépend à la fois : - de la nature de vos plis : les produits de la gamme Destineo Esprit libre, Destineo Catalogue ou l’Ecopli en nombre ont un délai d’affranchissement systématiquement en J+1 et au-delà ; - de l’heure de dépôt de vos courriers de gestion : Vous devez déposer avant l’heure limite de dépôt de votre établissement de dépôt pour bénéficier d’un affranchissement en J. C’est pourquoi le délai d’affranchissement en J est soumis à une étude de faisabilité préalable. Si vous choisissez un délai d’affranchissement à J+1, il vous sera demandé de compléter une valeur entre 1 et 10. Cela ne change rien au tarif, celui appliqué sera celui du montant des prestations à J+1 3/8 AIDE EN LIGNE DU SIMULATEUR Une aide vous guide dans votre choix. Votre choix de l’étape précédente vous est rappelé dans l’encadré à droite de votre écran. Cliquez sur le bouton Suivant pour aller à l’étape 3 ou bien sur le bouton précédent si vous souhaitez modifier votre précédent choix. Etape 3 : Nombre de plis par jour Indiquez dans cette étape le volume moyen de vos dépôts journaliers. Ce volume doit tenir compte des dépôts en nombre que vous pouvez effectuer au cours de l’année en plus de vos courriers de gestion égrenés. Si dans l’étape 1, vous avez sélectionné un dépôt en nombre, attention d’indiquer un volume qui tient compte du seuil minimum correspondant au produit. Dans le cas contraire, un message d’erreur s’affichera. Une aide vous guide dans votre choix. Votre choix de l’étape précédente vous est rappelé dans l’encadré à droite de votre écran. Cliquez sur le bouton Suivant pour aller à l’étape 4 ou bien sur le bouton précédent si vous souhaitez modifier vos précédents choix. 4/8 AIDE EN LIGNE DU SIMULATEUR Etape 4 : Fréquence des dépôts mensuels Cette étape vous permet d’indiquer la fréquence mensuelle de vos dépôts. Si vous déposez tous les jours, inscrivez 20 jours. Si vous effectuez des dépôts occasionnels, inscrivez 1 jour. Une aide vous guide dans votre choix. Votre choix de l’étape précédente vous est rappelé dans l’encadré à droite de votre écran. Cliquez sur le bouton Suivant pour aller à l’étape 5 ou bien sur le bouton précédent si vous souhaitez modifier vos précédents choix. Etape 5 : Fréquence annuelle (Régularité des dépôts annuels) Cette étape vous permet d’indiquer la fréquence annuelle de vos dépôts. Si vous déposez tous les mois, inscrivez 12. Si vous effectuez des dépôts occasionnels, inscrivez le nombre de dépôts que vous réalisez par an. Une aide vous guide dans votre choix. Votre choix de l’étape précédente vous est rappelé dans l’encadré. 5/8 AIDE EN LIGNE DU SIMULATEUR Cliquez sur le bouton Suivant pour aller à l’étape 2 ou bien sur le bouton précédent si vous souhaitez modifier vos précédents choix. Etape Finale : Votre formule Cette étape vous restitue le résultat de votre simulation en indiquant : − la formule Affranchigo la plus adaptée à votre consommation ; − l’estimation de votre budget annuel. Ce montant n'est qu'une estimation approximative et n'a aucune valeur contractuelle. Par simplification, les affranchissements manuels n'ont pas été pris en compte dans ce calcul. Les deux encadrés en bas de page vous permettent de comparer le budget annuel des deux formules Affranchigo. En cliquant sur le bouton Suivant, vous trouverez les démarches nécessaires à la contractualisation d’un contrat AFFRANCHIGO. 6/8 AIDE EN LIGNE DU SIMULATEUR Lien vers le cahier des charges Pour accéder au site Affranchigo, il suffit de cliquer sur le bouton «Sortir» lors de la dernière étape. Vous pouvez imprimer un cahier des charges pré-rempli en fonction des réponses que vous pourrez transmettre à votre interlocuteur commercial habituel. Cahier des charges au format RTF : 7/8 AIDE EN LIGNE DU SIMULATEUR Vous trouverez également les conditions générales de vente en pied de page. Mise à jour 21/12/2020 8/8 .
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