Best Online Fax Services for Microsoft Exchange

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    ExtraFax Reviews

    ExtraFax

    extracomm

    $7 per month
    ExtraFax allows users to send and receive facsimile messages directly from their web browser or e-mail. ExtraFax to Microsoft Exchange and ExtraFax to Notes/Domino, add-on applications, are easy-to-use and simple to learn. The software is completely scalable to meet any organization's needs, large or small. ExraFax enterprise cloud-faxing is a reliable, high-capacity, and globally accessible service that allows the transmission and receipt of faxes via any internet-connected application. ExtraFax™, which is compatible with Microsoft Exchange™, HCL Notes/Domino™, and other business applications, allows customers to seamlessly integrate fax communication on their desktops. ExtraFax™, regardless of whether you are a small or medium-sized business, can help improve communication efficiency and lower the cost to send faxes.
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    Useit Fax Service Reviews
    Useit Fax Service allows enables you to send, receive, manage faxes securely. Never print another document again. Secure faxes are protected with military-grade encryption in our SSAE-16 Type 2 data centres. Faxes can be sent and received securely with powerful, intuitive features and enterprise-level flexibility. TLS encryption is industry-standard and encrypts email messages sent between your mail system (and Useit Fax Service). HTTPS encryption is used for all sessions on the Useit Fax Service web portal. You can receive faxes directly to your email inbox. Fax to email messages can be routed as HTML, plain text, or with PDF or TIFF attachments. For easy print to fax functionality, install the Useit Email Fax Driver on any Windows computer. Receive fax confirmations via email. Email confirmations for fax delivery are customizable and include embedded preview images from the first page.
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    FaxBack Reviews
    To get more features, connect fax machines with premise-based servers. For security and reliability, connect fax machines to VoIP providers using HTTPS. Finally, a reliable method to connect fax machines with VoIP. Fax ATA now uses HTTPS to securely send faxes over any data connection (internet or cellular) and provides new functionality to the fax machine, including automatic fax archiving, email notifications, and automatic fax archiving. FaxBack's VoIP fax machine solutions are built from the ground up to meet today’s business VoIP and Internet connectivity needs. Allows companies to connect fax machine to a premise-based or VoIP provider. FaxBack Fax machine solutions offer features similar to VoIP. Fax notifications can be received via email. Track, archive, and manage your faxes using the control panel of the fax server.
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    XM Fax Reviews
    The industry-leading XMFax® solutions suite allows companies to receive faxes directly to email. This increases security and efficiency, eliminates copper phone lines, and allows them to send faxes from computers or MFPs. XM Fax increases productivity, reduces costs and helps organizations comply to regulatory requirements. Software-only IP Fax Server Solution - No fax boards required. Eliminate the need for analog phone lines. Eliminate legacy fax hardware's maintenance, consumable and repair costs. Lowest cost routing. Compliance with regulations such HIPAA, GDPR SOX, FERPA, SOX, SOX, SOX, SOX, and SOX. Zero retention feature. Advanced traceability is possible by using the event log. ISO/IEC 27001 :2013 and PCI DSS compliant Cloud Services. As easy-to-use as email. Outlook add-ons and Exchange integration. Full range of MFP connectors. Mobile applications (phone and tablet). Available in Cloud, On-Premises, and hybrid deployments. Three application-optimized editions to choose from.
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