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FAX SERVER PROVIDERS
Integrate your application with the next generation of secure communications and fax server solutions.
HOW WE SERVE FAX PROVIDERS WITH OUR FAX SERVER SYSTEM
THE WORLD’S LARGEST FAX NETWORK
etherFAX is building the world’s largest fax network – and it’s continuing to grow and evolve. The etherFAX partner and customer network provides the most robust and secure solution for document transmission in the fax industry. This means reliability, security, never before seen speeds and built-in redundancy for the fax server provider.
NO MORE TELEPHONY EQUIPMENT
Unlike FoIP and VoIP, etherFAX requires less moving parts and less fax server appliances (as well as providers to manage). Cutting out the need for telephony equipment including fax boards and media gateways as well as the monthly costs of SIP, T.38, PRI, T1, and/or analog connections, IT resources can be allocated to growing your business instead of creating a bigger monetary burden.
A FAX ALLIANCE TO IMPROVE ENTERPRISE COMMUNICATIONS
Fax server providers play a major role in the transport of business-critical data for industries such as healthcare, finance, insurance and education. Extending your fax server solutions to the cloud with an online fax provider ensures not only security for the prevention of data breaches, but the opportunity for customers and information technology (IT) professionals to become more innovative.
EXTEND YOUR FAX SERVER TO THE CLOUD
ETHERFAX PROVIDES INSURANCE TO FLOOD & PETERSON’S FAX COMMUNICATIONS
Flood & Peterson (F&P) is one of the Rocky Mountain region’s largest insurance brokers. As part of an initiative to virtualize its fax operations and leverage the cloud for transport, Michelle Hoffert, system administrator at F&P, implemented etherFAX with RightFax. F&P installed etherFAX with RightFax in minutes and the company was able to successfully send and receive faxes immediately. Through its infrastructure as a service (IaaS) model, etherFAX leverages a vast array of virtual ports, allowing F&P to securely send and receive high volumes of fax transmissions via the Internet.