Keeps your mail in your pocket!

What we have integrated into our smart mailbox is something which we call "Trusted delivery". Trusted delivery is a mail item which was delivered not by going trough the conventional four steps shown on the front panel but rather by using an RFID tag assigned to you by us. By having such RFID tag you have the chance to perform immediate deliveries in a PeepNee Box. By providing you RFID tag, we acknowledge that we've already verified you as a delivery person and there's no need to ask for mailbox owner's permission (which the conventional flow does). Each RFID tag is strictly personalized with respect to the person and the organization he works for.

From the mobile application we basically have 3 options for each incoming mail. Accept it, decline it, or request it once again. On this video we basically show you how you can decline a package. Even if you did that, as you can see, we still have a history of the undelivered mail on our mobile app.

From the mobile application we basically have 3 options for each incoming mail. Accept it, decline it, or request it once again. On this video we basically show you how you can accept a package.

From the mobile application we basically have 3 options for each incoming mail. Accept it, decline it, or request it once again. The last option is there if you as an owner are not satisfied with what you see and you'd like to ask the postman to try again and eventually take a better picture.

Maybe some of you have already asked themselves "What happens if I don't answer to the push notification sent by the mail box?". PeepNee as a smart mailbox has its own default behavior which, of course, can be configured by the owner. On this video, we are trying to show you how we decline packages by default using the mailbox settings.

Maybe some of you have already asked themselves "What happens if I don't answer to the push notification sent by the mail box?". PeepNee as a smart mailbox has its own default behavior which, of course, can be configured by the owner. On this video, we are trying to show you how we accept packages by default using the mailbox settings.

As you can see on this video, there's a proximity detection on the opening gap of the smart mail box. This prevents the box of damaging somebody when closing. We are not going to close the box if we are not 100% sure that there's nothing stuck in the gap.

Almost an year after we started this project, we already have a second version of it. This second version combines all of the feedback we've collected so far. A famous company not a log time ago said "We didn't change anything except for everything". I think it is pretty much the same as for our v2 smart mailbox. We've improved on real-time, security, scalability, supportability, connectivity and much more. Stay tuned! The best is yet to come!