In January 2016, Pitney Bowes began using technology by Electric Imp to enable Internet connectivity for postage meters. The software creates a maintenance program, describes and tracks problems with machines, and enhances data sharing. In March, Pitney Bowes introduced Single Customer View, which uses the company's Spectrum Technology Platform to facilitate data sharing. The customer relationship management aggregator is not specific to the medical industry, but marks a push into the healthcare field. In April 2016, Pitney Bowes launched its "Commerce Cloud" system, allowing customers to calculate payments, print labels, and process international transactions, among other tasks, using the company's applications.