FaxFX Fax to Email

Change the way you send and receive faxes with FaxFX Fax to Email and Email to Fax

Fax to Email Overview

Fax to E-mail, also referred to as the inbound service, enables users to receive faxes via any internet connection using a home or office computer, mobile device, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) or laptop. Receiving faxes is as easy as opening an e-mail. A fax sent to a Fax to E-mail number will be sent to the registered e-mail address of the user as a PDF or TIFF attachment.

How do I receive faxes?

With Free Fax to Email receiving a fax is as easy as opening an email or sending an email. Any Fax sent to your Free Fax to Email number will be sent to your email address as a PDF or TIFF attachment. Because we archive all your sent and received faxes FREE for 5 years you have the ability to login and manage your fax inbox online from anywhere around the world.

What is this Free fax number?

Free Fax to Email has the biggest range of premium rated number ranges in all the areas. Your FaxFX free Fax to Email number is your number for life and will stay active as long as you use it. If you do not use your number for more than 3 months your account will expire.

Do you want to send a fax?

With your FaxFX Free Fax to Email number there are a variety of services included for you to use. To send a fax is as quick and simple as typing an email and attaching the pages you wish to fax.

FaxOut/E-mail to Fax, also referred to as the outbound service, offers users the ability to send faxes to any fax number worldwide directly from any e-mail program, for example Microsoft Outlook, or by using the FaxFX Print to Fax driver.

This service offers you the ability to send faxes to any fax machine worldwide, directly from any email program.

  • Faxes are sent from your email program
  • The body area of email acts as the fax cover sheet
  • Any attached documents will be delivered as the fax
  • Send a Fax to multiple recipients
  • No software to download or install
  • Fax multiple formats simultaneously

This is how you Send a Fax with Free Fax to Email - Email to Fax

  • Open up your email program with the email account that is registered on our system (if you have multiple)
  • Compose a new email
  • In the To: text box of the email, enter the fax number you want to send a fax to followed by @faxfx.net example: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
  • Do not make use of the CC or BCC fields as this will cause the fax to fail
  • The Subject of the email you enter your own personal subject - this is saved on the FaxFX system for easy identification
  • The cover page of the fax will be the Body of the email, if the body is empty, there will be no coversheet
  • Now you can attach the files you would like to send
  • Send the email - when our server receives it you will receive a notification

The Print to Fax Method

The FaxFX Send a Fax with the FaxFX Print to Fax service enables a user to print to any fax machine directly from his/her internet enabled PC/Laptop. Print to Fax is convenient, secure and powerful.

Features

  • Fax anything that can be printed
  • Fax to multiple recipients at the same time

How?

Download the driver from our website

  • Install (easy installation process)
  • Use your username and password to access your web interface and purchase credits
  • Select the document you wish to fax
  • Select print, select printer (FaxFX Print to Fax), click on Print
  • Enter recipient's fax number
  • Complete coversheet (optional)
  • Click on Send Fax

This is a secure session service!

Altech

Arivia

BCX

FaxPlus

Ricoh

Gijima

Inx

Itec

Yellow pages

Post Office

Sharp

Webmail



Backup / Archive

FaxFX provides every user with fax archiving. FaxFX saves a copy of every fax you send and receive for five years. Only faxes that were sent in the last 90 days are available for download. Should you need copies of faxes older than 90 days, contact the FaxFX Support Department.

Users may elect to comply with the SARS Act for the Archiving of documentation and make use of the FaxFX storage facility insuring the safe keeping of the documents for a 5 year period.

    Upon receiving your fax, you have the opportunity to set the subject and date your fax with up-to 60 characters, ensuring that you can search for your faxes once stored.

      It is law that a company keeps record of its correspondence for 5 years – this service does that for you,
      protecting the integrity of your fax data offsite, with real-time access for retrieval.

      Considering that the system makes no differentiation between its corporate and single user customers, all calls received need to be accounted for and secured!

      Who may view a fax?

      Now this question is not at all easy to answer; Consider an employee of a company performing illegal transactions via fax communications. Firstly, under South African law, any communications entering an organization is considered to be the property of that organization and is obliged to securely store such communications for a period of five years. Such organization may be requested to furnish such information to the necessary authorities in dealing with the said criminal activities and could be held liable should it not be able to produce said fax document/s

      It is with this consideration that FaxFX can securely store users’ faxes, for five years (or at a cost if extended time period is required).

      The user, which may be overridden by its organization if it exists, will be able to override this storage of data and force deletion of faxes once confirmation of delivery of said fax has been confirmed by the user either by the acceptance of a read receipt or by deleting the fax via the web interface (each user has access to his/her faxes and control of the users beneath him/her in a structured manner as created and managed by the various entity/ies themselves)

      What special System Security considerations have been made to protect against most eventualities ranging from system failure to hacking?

      • Firstly the system has been implemented on a LINUX platform (in support for government’s “open source” strategy) and therefore is not subject to the normal barricade of system attacks experienced by Microsoft® and related platform/s and/or products/services
      • The system is Firewalled and continuously scanned of intrusions from the outside world
      • The system checks for illegal access requests and any accesses to the system are tracked and logged for rollback and identification of usage activities
      • The system does not reside on any one single machine nor is dependent on any one single machine ensuring no single point of failure
      • Every machine in its own right has built in redundancy at the hardware layer including such best practice considerations such as RAID 5 with hot swappable drives, dual power supplies, etc
      • The system is backed up daily offsite with a structured “fallback” and “rollback” plan for recovery. SPECIAL considerations have been made on system fault resolution to ENSURE that completed successful fax receptions are delivered to its appropriate destination
      • The system is deployed in arguable one of the best sites in the country with direct access into the core Tier 1 Internet networks in South Africa and direct access into the International networks through multiple links into Europe and the USA
      • Full physical security through access control
      • Controlled environment with respect to temperature, humidity, power fluctuations and outages, etc

      What can we expect in the near future?

      • The system will shortly support full encrypted and secure sessions
      • Every fax delivered will request a delivery receipt in order to confirm successful fax communications. The destination mail server is also interrogated in order to ensure remote mailbox message delivery and logging
      • Allocation and distribution of security keys to end users. This will allow full encryption services thereby ensuring that the analogue fax receptions are encrypted at point of entry via ISDNPRI interfaces prior to file storage and email transmission
      • Encrypted fax transmission for FaxOut (also known as print2fax) will be standard
      • Various levels of Third party verification of FaxOut transmissions (this can be compared with “registered post” or the signing of a document by a Commissioner of Oaths or authorized and verified notice to the Sheriff of the Court)

      There is a drive by some key customers to implement certain advanced services as indicated above. We are committed to doing so by being the only company in South Africa to be able to address these special requirements as our competitors use imported software which will not be customized by our foreign counterparts. In so doing, when we build it for one, we build it for all

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