Forwardings

Forwardings refers to the act or process of sending or redirecting something, typically mail, packages, or digital communications, from one location or person to another. It involves intercepting and re-routing items to a designated recipient or destination, which can be a temporary measure, a permanent change of address, or a service facilitating communication across networks. It often includes the associated arrangements and infrastructure involved in ensuring the timely and accurate delivery of redirected items.

Forwardings meaning with examples

• After moving, the 'Forwardings' of my mail was crucial. The postal service's 'Forwardings' service ensured I received important documents at my new address. This automated 'Forwardings' system was seamless. However, it's temporary, soon to be obsolete once everyone adjusts to my new address. I set up the mail 'Forwardings' request and waited.
• The IT department managed the email 'Forwardings' policy. With employee turnover, automatic email 'Forwardings' ensures important messages reach the correct recipient even after a staff member leaves. This is implemented for security and operational efficiency. Several emails went through email 'Forwardings' this week. We rely heavily on 'Forwardings'.
• When I was travelling, my colleague set up document 'Forwardings' to my temporary location. This arrangement allowed me to keep track of incoming mail and keep my business running. It’s one of the most efficient use of the cloud. I set up a short term 'Forwardings' and my secretary handled this process, which worked out perfectly. I had daily 'Forwardings'.
• In package 'Forwardings', the company ships products through various logistical networks. International 'Forwardings' can be time-consuming. This process is essential for businesses to reach a wide customer base. I received updates of my order 'Forwardings' by checking the tracking on my purchase, after an initial 'Forwardings' request was made.