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• Specify automatic or manual kill list printing
• Combine box and non-box formatted endpoints
• Select from up to 99 kill list formats
• Specify the value to be used to define a large dollar item for each endpoint

• Print kill lists during active capture processing
• Print kill lists in priority order so you receive the lists you need for earlier delivery times first
• Print lists in item sequence number within entry order by sorter, so it is easier to match the lists to the work.
• Reduce printing bottlenecks by frequently requesting smaller print runs

• Sorters do not have to be shut down to close entries near delivery times.
• One page kill list formats shorten print times and use less paper.
• Automatic box kill processing speeds paper handling.
• Part of the transit process may be moved to sorter operators with automatic box kill.

Operators can search the bundles available for entries still processing and get accurate, current information up to the last complete bundle. The operator can then decide if lists should be produced for manual endpoints.

These kill lists can be requested and printed without ending capture runs, so there is no delay getting them and no loss of productivity throughout check processing caused by creating unplanned small entries.

When a CPCS MICR capture is started, the MICR monitoring module is automatically started. This module determines the control information governing its operation and establishes a database for the string consisting of kill bundle information by pocket and item level information for each bundle. As MICR updates the Mass Data Set, the CONIX module collects the information it needs.

When a killed item is encountered, the item is added to the item level data and appropriate counters are updated. When a Kill Bundle Slip is encountered, the kill bundle information is written to the bundle data and appropriate counters are updated. When a pocket designated for auto-killing in box quantities reaches the target number of bundles, the CONIX module auto-starts QKLL and the kill lists are printed.

When capture is ended, CKLL automatically starts QKLL to kill all remaining bundles for pockets that are designated for auto-kill processing.

The online module of CKLL allows sorter operators to view bundle summary information. Bundles can be filtered by any combination of cycle, sorter, endpoint, distribution status, pocket, source (string), kill priority level (controls print sequence), sort type, or whether the bundle is automatically killed by CKLL or not.

Bundles returned by the filtering process may be filtered further, printed in reports or listed. The command may be entered separately for each bundle returned or globally for all bundles returned by the filtering.